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May 13th, 2007
Outreach methods
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9 Responses to “Outreach methods”
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Dave says:
OK, I should come clean. The church is really there there, the railings are really there and the sign is really there. But the railings don’t belong to the church.
May 13th, 2007 at 11:52 pm -
Sam says:
Hehe, our church regulary has poker nights. And im anglican! They are great nights with lots of laughs, and a great mix of crispys and non crispys. And we havent got yelled at by toomany other churches yet… but I think its because they dont really know.
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Chris Clark says:
I don’t know how you can tell us that with a straight face
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Jaded for Jesus says:
Does the trades descriptions act apply to churches at all, I wonder? If the sermon isn’t actually interesting, can any action be taken? Best leave off such dangerous adjectives, I’d have though, CoE, discretion being the better part of valour and all.
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jody says:
so..er…who do the railings belong to?
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Mean Dean says:
You’ve been pligg’d over at blogs4God … and it wasn’t my doing!
Somebody else likes you too!!!
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Richard says:
Anglican Poker nights… Might hit issues with encouraging gambling there.
Talking gambling and Churches, I did hear about a Church once that needed to raise some funds, and the PCC took the decision to bet some money on a horse – a sure-fire winner, but at fairly long odds. Needless to say the Archdeacon got wind of this and put a stop to it. The irony being that the sure-fire winner came in…
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Rachel says:
Are they using ‘interesting’ in the way that I got told off for using it yesterday?
As in the same way which ‘unique’ might be used to avoid using an outright negative term?
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