Great article on Frank Jackson

[DukeSky85]

Being a member of the LDS faith and living in Utah, its good to see this. I actually attended the congregation there in Chapel Hill back in 2004-2005, fun times

http://www.espn.com/mens-college-ba...on-chooses-serve-different-lds-mission-durham

 

[skysdad]

Frank is definitely high character. Imagine having him around 3 or 4 years. He's the type that it's going to be hard for even opposing fans to not like. OFC

 

[QC Dukie]

Frank is definitely high character. Imagine having him around 3 or 4 years. He's the type that it's going to be hard for even opposing fans to not like. OFC

Oh our friends down the road won't like him after he abuses them this year.

OFC

 

[dukedevilz]

Went to an LDS Congregation in Chapel Hill just two weeks ago. I was surprised so many Duke students went there as evidently there's a meetinghouse in Durham too (not the singles ward, but a lot of young married students in this ward). Chapel Hill must have a shortage of righteous people as Durham has to send many of their own down there. Big surprise

 

[dukiejay]

Thanks for sharing.

 

[HuffyJB]

Cool story. A lot of people's views of that religion are shaped by what seem to be the outliers, fictional or otherwise (Big Love, Warren Jeffs, etc.). I know that I personally don't have a particularly high understanding. It is good to see him making rectifying that his personal mission.

 

[denniden]

Cool story. A lot of people's views of that religion are shaped by what seem to be the outliers, fictional or otherwise (Big Love, Warren Jeffs, etc.). I know that I personally don't have a particularly high understanding. It is good to see him making rectifying that his personal mission.

I was dating a girl that was part of the Mormon church for the last year and a half. I attended her church many times over that time span and even hung out socially with her friends from the church. I learned a lot about the religion. Mostly that I was very wrong in regards to what being a Mormon is really about. The people were great and I use some of the lessons i learned in every day life now. Now I will never become a Mormon (I like to drink, gamble and I can have a potty mouth at times, lol. all frowned upon when you are Mormon) but I do take a healthy respect for the people that I was fortunate enough to meet and spend time with from the church. Very good people who were very welcoming without putting any pressure on me.

Great article on Frank Jackson. Great kid!

 

[OldasdirtDevil]

Excellent read! Are we blessed or what? Thanks, Sky85.

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