Ami and Misty talk about the Jonie books by Jo-An Ritchie - the good, the bad, and the silly.

Ami and Abby read from Adventist mailings about an odd outreach program called Share Him, as well as some articles about missionary efforts in China and Latin America.

Ami and Abby read a sobering feedback email and offer support to a college student who is not quite ready to be on her own, but who finds her family's aggressive religiosity unbearable.

Ami and Abby read from Adventist mailings, including articles about baptizing people through Facebook, making friends in order to convert them, and "aggressive service."

Abby, Ami, and Jim talk about Adventist summer camp as both campers and staff.

Ami and Abby respond to a couple of feedback emails. Topics include dealing with Adventist family and working with Adventist school children when you're not actually an Adventist.

Abby mentioned a documentary about a doomsday cult that she watched recently. It's called "Apocalypse Later: Harold Camping vs The End of the World," available on Amazon if you're interested.

Here is the Facebook page for Human Chainlink for Pulse Funerals.

Here are other places you can help:

Zebra Coalition

The Center Orlando

Go Fund Me Support Pulse Victims

Abby's home! Ami and Abby talk about the last 4 months, the Emoji Bible, C.S. Lewis, and anything else that occurs to them.

Ami and Misty loved C. S. Lewis's Space Trilogy as young Christians. Now, they review the books as adult atheists.

Ami and Misty read choice bits from non-Adventist religious mailings, including the anti-Adventist Proclamation Magazine.