Moderators: Abou Jamra, Prince Cadmus II
Abou Jamra wrote:Dear Friends
How can we resurrect the AJCC?
azzigf wrote:Abou Jamra wrote:Dear Friends
How can we resurrect the AJCC?
The fact that no one bothered to comment could mean that you are either beating a dead horse or no one cares. Either way we are all behind you.
haroun wrote:...I was wondering what happened to the AJCC.
As you said, even I can tell that the level of interest has gone down dramatically. The Australians like most lebanese overseas have lost confidence that their Jieh and Lebanon will see peace in this lifetime. None of the new generation feel connected or know the town enough to make it a cause. I think, you have to come up with new themes and a new charter to generate interest.
Miss Azzi wrote:Abou Jamra
The energy and passion you have regarding this matter engulfs me with serenity. Why do you not form a team and take over the AJCC? You are capable of doing so and you should consider it.
You have our support..
Elie wrote:i think you would make a great leader....very well spoken and it seems you have vision and some imagination... not like the deadbeats running the show today. no offence
Miss Azzi wrote:
Azzigf
It is the responsibility of the AJCC to make people care. Despite all the sarcasm you put forward in the Christmas tree decoration article you out of all people should know the importance of this and the severity of the consequences
azzigf wrote:
So come on all your new blood and show us your hidden talents. The anticipation is killing me.
GWB wrote:azzigf wrote:
So come on all your new blood and show us your hidden talents. The anticipation is killing me.
why would you write that?
when someone is clearly trying to do something good for the community there is no need to belittle his ideas.
Am I right in assuming you don’t want any part of the ajcc and if someone has any hopes of making in a functioning organisation you will do your best to make sure it doesn’t happen?
azzigf wrote:Abou Jamra, stop contradicting yourself. You either believe in new blood or you dont. Azzigf belongs to a bygone era and I herad it from reliable sources that he hasnt the slightest interest in joining the board of AJCC. Let's face it if the guy has anything to give he would have by now. He is happy watching the town build churches..
azzigf wrote:I recently saw our fearless elader Wissam and he intimated his intention to relinquish the position as soon as someone (anyone) shows an interest. Furthermore he is going to call for a meeting soon to choose a new board assuming the AGM date doesnt coincide with a funeral at the AJCC. Let's hope someone turns up for the meeting especially now that the weather in Sydney is becoming nicer.
So come on all your new blood and show us your hidden talents. The anticipation is killing me...
azzigf wrote:By the way Ya Abou jamra: Could you inform the townsfolk to tone down their excitement. The Chrismas decoration project will not take place due to the constraints of time. So the town will have to do with the primitive decorations it manages to put on every year. Pity they all got so excited for nothing. Yalla God willing next year (assuming those who will furnish the decorations dont become less excited about it). ..
azzigf wrote:And ya Abou jamra, the people here in Australia dont yet know about the overwhelming need of the worshippers for an AC system. Could you contact the Wakf committees so they can relay people's concerns to the Australian community. Winter is just around the corner and it might get rather cold in a big an empty worship hall.
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