Items for the agenda
January 23, 2010
I thought this was worth sharing. In February, we hope to have a congregational meeting. I sent out an email asking people if they have anything of importance for the agenda. So far I've received one response, and here's what's weighing heavy on someone's mind:
Segregated seating for men and women.
Reduction of church's carbon footprint.
Church mascot.
Preferred parking for parents of children aged 2 to 4.
Abandon north American handshake and restore biblical holy kiss.
The respondent will remain nameless, for his/her own protection.
Segregated seating for men and women.
Reduction of church's carbon footprint.
Church mascot.
Preferred parking for parents of children aged 2 to 4.
Abandon north American handshake and restore biblical holy kiss.
The respondent will remain nameless, for his/her own protection.
Anonymous says:
January 23, 2010 @ 21:24 — Reply
Only one person I know will be enough bold to make such suggestions. It is probably, most likely Mr. Bergen lol But I have to admit, they are excellent topics. I fervently look forward for this meeting :)
Stuart says:
January 23, 2010 @ 22:02 — Reply
Jim, is Nallely trying to get you to get a haircut? I can see the holy kiss thing from her perspective, but others might have a problem with it! How about a pipleline from your next-door neighbour to the pulpit? Work out a payment plan so no Sunday business has to be done?
Jim says:
January 23, 2010 @ 23:40 — Reply
Stu, the pipeline idea is an excellent one, and it has been considered. A certain Tim Horton's manager familiar to us all will be consulted, and the appropriate steps taken to make this important development a reality.
Jim says:
January 23, 2010 @ 23:41 — Reply
As for the comment of "Anonymous", I have no comment in response. In this case, perhaps my silence speaks volumes.
CanadianWeatherman says:
January 24, 2010 @ 02:15 — Reply
Haircut or length in this case should be the standard of the Puritans, Your beard the length of Calvin. You decide which Calvin I am speaking of. :-)
From the Arminian Table says:
January 24, 2010 @ 21:47 — Reply
I volunteer for mascot. As for the carbon footprint, the leading cause is the coal the writer received in his/her stocking last month.
Jim says:
January 25, 2010 @ 17:50 — Reply
Thanks, FtAT, for volunteering for that extremely important position. However, perhaps the coal in the stocking came as a result of your making offers like this. Hmmm...
FtAT says:
January 27, 2010 @ 15:33 — Reply
Yes, I did consider my own contribution to said coal, but since I am not actually a member of said congregation, I though my effect on the carbon footprint to be minimal.
Anonymous says:
January 26, 2010 @ 01:56 — Reply
lol! there's only two people that I know would raise these concerns! :)