Game: Answer with a question game... (9)

[faithmom]

Do we have Operation Christmas Child here? (is it a local, regional, national or international charity?)

 

[Bridgit]

Not sure, could it be international?

 

[faithmom]

Could it be that I am clueless?

 

[Bridgit]

Do you know that I'm gonna participate in it?

 

[faithmom]

Did you know I am happily applauding you?

 

[Bridgit]

Do you know I'm so glad I discovered it and just found out on the web that it's an international relief program?

 

[faithmom]

Did you know we all need to give back to others as a part of how we praise God for the blessings he has given us?

 

[Bridgit]

Doesn't it feel soooooo good to help others?

 

[Heart of a Seeker]

Don't you just love that part?

 

[No Swansong]

Don't you just love that part?

Don't you love every part of being a Christian?

 

[BeStillMySoul]

Do you then ??

 

[faithmom]

How would we make it through our days those many parts of our faith?

 

[Theofilus]

Do you know that I'm tired of all the jugmentalism, backbiting, gosiping and general hipocracy in the "church" and would someime rather not be associated with people who call themselves "Christians"?

 

[Heart of a Seeker]

Don't you think we kind of feel that way sometimes?

 

[lj4jc]

Do you know I agree?

 

[Heart of a Seeker]

Did you know that tomorrow - in most places - is Friday?

 

[Theofilus]

Isn't it interesting that in English 4 out of 7 days of the week are named after Nordic gods (Tuesday - Tyr, Wednesday - Odin (aka Woden), Thursday - Thor, Friday - Frigg) but in Iceland where those gods used to be worshipped no day is named after a Nordic God (the same days are called Thirdday, Midweekday, Fifthday and Fastingday)?

 

[Heart of a Seeker]

Did you know that that IS interesting?

 

[faithmom]

Where does one learn these things?

 

[Theofilus]

Didn't I know that just because I know both Icelandic and English?