Sign of the times?

[BT]

[Xavier_Onassis]

Okay, it is funny in a perverse sort of way, but it shouldn't be taken as factual.


First, this a bogus sign.
Second, the fact that the Church is helping out with these problems shows that it is doing its job.
The future would not be more joyous if they simply ignored these things.

[BT]

Why do you think it a bogus sign?

[fatman]

Actually, it's probably not a bogus sign.  There's a church in Sedro-Woolley that hosts AA meetings, NA meetings, Al-anon and Al-ateen meetings, PFLAG meetings, a soup kitchen and various support groups.  The thing about your sign though BT, is the sermon title gave it a huge dose of irony.

[Xavier_Onassis]

I think it is a bogus sign because although many churches host these activities, I thinks the odds are a but long that six days a week these particular groups would meet, as as fatman says, the sermon makes of ironic.

Soup kitchens tend to be more than once a week affairs, for example.

[Cynthia]

I think it is a bogus sign because although many churches host these activities, I thinks the odds are a but long that six days a week these particular groups would meet, as as fatman says, the sermon makes of ironic.

Soup kitchens tend to be more than once a week affairs, for example.

19h century window of scheduled nightly prayer meetings:

Mon-Pray for more rain, less wind, and a better top soil
Tue-Pray for  Civil war to end
Wed-Pray for new and better inventions to take us into the 20th cent.
Thur-Pray for safe travel across the plains mountains and deserts
Fri- Pray for the Donners

Let's celebrate a joyous new world on the horizon. Give thanks for the chance to start a new life.

Come one come all to the new world of riches.
We'll call it California.
The hills will be alive with music and dance, sports arenas and television stations, movie houses and valleys rich with posibility and grapes.

[Plane]

I think it is a bogus sign because although many churches host these activities, I thinks the odds are a but long that six days a week these particular groups would meet, as as fatman says, the sermon makes of ironic.

Soup kitchens tend to be more than once a week affairs, for example.

I was a member of a Church that hosted a free dinner every Wendsday, it was usually spagetti and members ate along with whoever wanted some. It was a big church but not big enough to feed the entire need . Other Churches had other ministrys so that someone in need could get quite a lot of relief by getting a schedule from several .

This brings up a bit of news that is personal , I have been invited to join in the founding of a Church as a Decon or Elder . This is a huge decision for me , Duty is involved but it is a labor of love that I want. If I accept I will be supportive of ministry like these mentioned here , perhaps a food bank , perhaps some other community service , I will be searching for the need we will have the ability to fill.


I crave your opinions but I won't decide based on them , I must pray and seek the lead of the party most interested of all , God himself.

[BT]

service to community can be quite rewarding.

[fatman]

I echo BT's comment plane.  The time that it will consume can be well worth it, in my experience anyway.