chelsea-marie

I used to work in an off licence (Liquoer store); and I never had any trouble selling those items. If people have yet to hear the gospel in its true restored form they genuinely believe that they are doing nothing wrong; therefore I don't believe it is right to refuse to sell products such as these. Although I was not a member at this time I was already beginning to question my faith; and it wasn't much longer after that when I started teachings from the missionaries. Certainly in the UK it would severely restrict where one worked. Supermarkets, news agents, off licences, convienience stores, petrol stations, restraunts and even some video rental stores etc. would be included in some of the places than a latter day saint would be unable to work due to refusing to sell tobacco and alcohol. I think that due to the current financial state of the world as it is at the moment and the difficulty in getting a stable job (certainly in my country) that if I got a job in one of the afforementioned establishments that I would definately take it. As I said; those who are purchasing tobacco and alcohol products have yet to hear and accept the true restored gospel, and until such a time as they are ready to do so we would be wrong to refuse sales to them based on our personal beliefs. Everyone has the right to believe what they wish to believe. That is my view upon it any how..

Thanks everyone for your kind wishes of congradulations.. The dress I wore was actually a friend of mines temple dress. She lent it to me for the baptism. It was beautiful!! =)

Hey all, Just thought I'd share my good news with everyone. I got baptized on Saturday and confirmed on Sunday during Sacrament. It was very cool. I got some amazing photos.. even if I do look 12 on most of them due to the dress being too big, wearing frech plaits, no makeup etc. Here are some of the photos: The first one is me and my soon to be father in law who baptised me and the second one is me with my fiance!

Grrr! Bishop was on holiday so I didn't get a chance to speak to him. But I want to get this sorted as soon as possible.. =)

Ooh thats not good. Temple divorce here we come! We've got a ward activity tonight so I may talk to Bishop then if he is there but I think he's going on holiday..

Thank you so much. I just didn't want to get sealed to him once my reccomend comes through and find when the time comes I have to spend eternity with her.

We're not married yet. Also, I live in the UK, so legally we have to have a civil service as well as a sealing. His ex-wife got ex-communicated for numerous counts of adultery, would that void it?

Hi, Ok, so I guess this is more of a question than a statement. So here's the deal. My fiancee was previously married and sealed in the temple. He is currently going through the legal divorce but how do you divorce someone from the temple for etirnity. Neither of us really want to spend etirnity with his ex-wife.. but we don't know how to go about a divorce from the temple. We're due to get married this Summer shortly after the legal divorce has come through. But we'd like to get the latter sorted as soon as possible as well. Any advice, suggestions, information would be greatly recieved. Thanks Chelsea-Marie x

Thanks for the warm welcomes guys..

Hi all, I've been around on the site fot a couple of weeks now; but not used the forum as of yet. Only the chat facilities and blogs. I thought best to at least say HI! to those of you who don't use the chat room that much. Well, I'm Chelsea, I'm 19 and I live in England. I am an LDS investigator. (For more info please visit my page as it's 3am and I don't have the energy to type.) Chelsea-Marie x