Wednesday, April 05, 2006
One Last View
This is my last look at what was my room for 2 months. It was a sad moment. The graduation was also emotional for everyone. The days leading up to the graduation was pretty hard. Tears were shed, hugs were given, goodbyes were said. I think that's the hardest thing about the school, saying goodbye. There's only the hope of seeing everyone again. But that Sunday, graduation day, was the last time we were going to be all together. But I am so glad I got to attend this school and receive all of this spiritual food. The only regret I have is that I once thought of not applying. I really wish everyone can go. And I encourage ALL single brothers to apply. Here are the basic requirements:
1. You must be from 23 to 50 years old,
2. You MUST be single,
3. And you must be serving as a ministerial servant or elder for at least 2 consecutive years.
For more details on the MTS school, you can look up the following references:
g93 8/9 16-19 and km 8/04 3-4
But the school is more than an emotional experience. Being taught by Jehovah in that way is truly marvelous. Nothing compares. You learn about Jehovah's organization. You come to appreciate more that organization and you realize that this IS Jehovah's organization. It could not have lasted if it wasn't.
The school helps one to become more available for Jehovah to use. Now, what better is there to be taught this way by Jehovah and to be used by Him?
It is something to really look into. And although sisters cannot go to this, there is still the most important thing any true Christian can do: participate in the full time ministry. Unless you get to go to Gilead....
Well, gots to go. -Job hunting I will go, Job hunting I will go. Hi Ho a Merry O, Job Hunting I will go.-
Until next time.
