The God Whisperers

Comment by Kobra on August 22, 2008 at 1:03am

Wow, very cool! Thanks, bro.

Comment by Kobra on August 22, 2008 at 1:06am

Oh, and to add even more substance, what you guys are doing reaches beyond Lutheranism, Craig. I've had a Reformed Baptist express to me appreciation for the show. He especially appreciated Luther's treatment of the Sabbath. KEEP IT REDLINED, BABY!

Comment by Rev. Adrian Piazza on August 22, 2008 at 5:25am

I've been listening from time to time. You guys have way to much fun. Although I wonder, rather than whisper aren't we suppose to shout it from the rooftops. But since I am a loud talker myself, my whispers sound like shouts as much as yours.
Adrian

Comment by Bethany Kilcrease on August 25, 2008 at 7:44pm

Great show - the episode on the 6th commandment was the best explanation of it I've heard.

Comment by John Cunningham on September 5, 2008 at 8:31am

Love the show. I'm almost caught up on listening. I've made it to episode 14. You definitely prove that learning can be fun.

Comment by Beth on October 30, 2008 at 11:03am

I finally got to listen to it and I love it!

Comment by Marcy on February 13, 2009 at 5:27pm

I really enjoy your show. I have learned so much.

Comment by Ken Stansbury on February 25, 2009 at 2:26pm

I have been listening on podcast for a couple of weeks now...last episode they said that I had to join the group on Wittenberg Trail...so I did...the peer pressure was killing me...

ken
RedneckLutheran and Heathen ELCA'r

Comment by Rev. Kurt Hering on February 26, 2009 at 12:01pm

> Oh, and to add even more substance, what you guys are doing reaches beyond Lutheranism, Craig. <

Nah. Even better. It reaches out with Lutheranism.

Comment by Rev. Kurt Hering on March 3, 2009 at 4:14pm

LIFE in UTAH

Church roof offers sanctuary to boy, 11
By JESSE FRUHWIRTH
Standard-Examiner Davis Bureau jfruhwirth@standard.net  

Photo courtesy of Doran Peaslee

Fire officials with a ladder truck were called Wednesday after an 11-year-old boy who became angry with a teacher crossed the street and climbed the roof of an LDS Church building in Layton.

LAYTON — An 11-yearold boy who feared he would be punished for striking his teacher with a yardstick caused quite a commotion on Antelope Drive on Wednesday when police say he ran across the street from his school, scaled a church and refused to come down.
Both Layton police and fire departments responded to the incident around noon.
When an officer also climbed onto the roof to retrieve the boy, the child jumped off the roof, falling about 10 feet and landing on a grassy area, said Layton Police Lt. Quinn Moyes.
“Just out of precaution … they did take him to McKay-Dee Hospital,” Moyes said. “He wasn’t jumping to hurt himself, but to get away from the officers.”
The boy attends Lincoln Elementary, which is separated from a Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints building by four lanes of busy traffic on Antelope Drive.
After the altercation with the teacher, he ran across the street, scaled a chain-link fence and climbed onto the church roof. He was running from school officials, Moyes said.
Police and his parents were called.
“His parents were contacted, and they arrived on scene,” Moyes said. “We began to ask him to come down. … He was frightened that he would be in trouble if he came down.”
Moyes said the boy threw something — shingle particles or pebbles that he found on the roof — onto the road.
“One vehicle was dam aged, but nobody was hurt,” he said.
After that incident, an officer got on the roof.
“(The boy) saw the officer and — again, not to hurt himself, but to flee — then jumped,” Moyes said.
The case will be screened by juvenile court, he said. Moyes said the boy’s parents revealed the child has had some behavioral problems.
Lincoln Elementary officials referred all questions to the Davis School District. Both district and Layton Fire Department officials declined to comment, citing privacy laws.

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