Too tired, I'll have to get back to this, but, briefly--
I was living in Anchorage in state housing in 2017, when I met my neighbor, an Inupiaq lady around June or so. We definitely rushed into a civil marriage planning on a church marriage, but, the relationship fell apart for a lot of different reasons. It's not a good idea to rush into any relationship hoping for the best and taking a "leap of faith." It's pretty reckless really and irresponsible and poor stewardship. To make along story short, the relationship, which never really got off the ground--kind of like the "Spruce Goose," ended about a year later in divorce.
Then my number came up (not THAT number) on the housing list in another town, but am planning on moving again in the spring.
I've got a lot of creative ministry ideas, non-ministry ideas, and ideas that could help a lot of people, such as a depression treatment program, as well as some original songs that I am working on.
I'm also active in justice reform and a radical new approach to the opioid epidemic in America, such as the successful treatment-centered approaches initiated by several law-enforcement agencies across America. The new approaches are also more Christian-centered in getting results in many cases of non-organized use, by treating the underlying issues, rather than inflict more suffering on people who are already suffering intensively,which amounts to "cruel and unusual punishment," which is a violation of the American Constitution.
In keeping with a New Millenium, America is not going to forget the Sandra Blands, and others who have suffered and died needlessly due to the criminal negligence, neglect and severe emotional and psychological abuses of institutionalized passive capital punishment by default mentalities of the 16th century.
I was living in Anchorage in state housing in 2017, when I met my neighbor, an Inupiaq lady around June or so. We definitely rushed into a civil marriage planning on a church marriage, but, the relationship fell apart for a lot of different reasons. It's not a good idea to rush into any relationship hoping for the best and taking a "leap of faith." It's pretty reckless really and irresponsible and poor stewardship. To make along story short, the relationship, which never really got off the ground--kind of like the "Spruce Goose," ended about a year later in divorce.
Then my number came up (not THAT number) on the housing list in another town, but am planning on moving again in the spring.
I've got a lot of creative ministry ideas, non-ministry ideas, and ideas that could help a lot of people, such as a depression treatment program, as well as some original songs that I am working on.
I'm also active in justice reform and a radical new approach to the opioid epidemic in America, such as the successful treatment-centered approaches initiated by several law-enforcement agencies across America. The new approaches are also more Christian-centered in getting results in many cases of non-organized use, by treating the underlying issues, rather than inflict more suffering on people who are already suffering intensively,which amounts to "cruel and unusual punishment," which is a violation of the American Constitution.
In keeping with a New Millenium, America is not going to forget the Sandra Blands, and others who have suffered and died needlessly due to the criminal negligence, neglect and severe emotional and psychological abuses of institutionalized passive capital punishment by default mentalities of the 16th century.