Cartoon: Texting in Church
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HalMarch 7, 2017
I had to shake my head last Sunday because, in spite of leaders repeatedly asking members not to use electronic devices during sacrament meeting, I received 4 texts during the sacrament itself from a group of young women group texting their desire - ironically - to get a Book of Mormon reading chart from a leader. This came about because my own daughter uses my phone to contact the girls in her Beehive class.
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