I know I believe in God but that still gives me a lot of options. I want to get baptized because I always felt I should ever since I saw a family friend going through hers. I want to learn Hebrew, Yiddish, and Latin seeing as those are used in religious books and gatherings. I want to travel to religious places like Jeruselum.
I’m really interested in Judaism as of right now. If I like it well enough I’ll have to study between and 1 1/2 to 2 years so I can have a
giyur [conversion ceremony].
Still want to get baptized though just not sure how to go about it…do I have to study like mad & join a church for over a year?
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I was playing catch with this old man using apples. Each time someone caught the apple they’d take a bite out of it before tossing it back. We continued to do this until all we had left was an apple core.
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I’ve chosen the college I’m going to attend this fall and I want to continue learning sign, although I suppose learning spanish should be my priority. If the classes for it aren’t very expensive I may take them. If the classes are too expensive then I guess I’ll have to drop it for a couple of years seeing as I don’t want to take out a huge loan.
At least I know how to ask if someone’s deaf…and if they could fingerspell or write out what they want. Fingerspelling can save the day if you’re having trouble communicating. One year of classes at least taught me at least enough to do that much.
The total of my knowledge is probably between 50-80 words.
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