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My cartoon explaining the Diocesan Advisory Committee (DAC for short) has been posted on the main CartoonChurch.com site. It is another Church Times one from the latest book.
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Brilliant! Although that wiring looks far too functional to be historically significant!
Do you think we could get them to touch the wires?
No not really!
I was once told by a DAC chairman that it would be much worse it would be if we didn’t have DAC’s and had to everything via the local authority…
For that scheme (it had outside and inside bits) the Local Authority were behind it despite the advice of the officials and the DAC rejected it..ho hum
What is wrong with a swimming pool in the nave? Think of the saving on hiring total immersion baptism pools. Perhaps an infinity pool would be good, it is smaller. If you hired it out as an income generation project, you would be improving the fitness of the parish.
But as a Methodist, in a modern church without a nave, I doubt leadership would respond favourably to the suggestion.
Liz – how can infinity be smaller?
