churches

Will be interesting to see how this one turns out. The problem arises from a trend toward megachurches. They run 24/7, hold concerts and attract a lot of additional traffic.

A couple of weeks ago, my fiance got a chuckle when one of her coworkers brought some fliers from a friend into work. They were quickly laughed over and then shredded. The best my fiance can remember is that it was a "Come to our church" type flier that was heavy on some quite laughable 9/11...

http://www.theaustralian.news.com.au/common/story_page/0,5744,17572776%5E601,00.html Wow, it's just getting crazier and crazier.

http://www.foxnews.com/story/0,2933,156264,00.html ...full article I can't say I'm 100% against this. Setting aside the free speech issue, I think, in the long term, this would work to divide the american church more than anything. Thoughts?

Over the last couple of weeks thereve been a couple of church fires. Both of them were insured. Isnt that a lack of faith to insure a church. Wouldnt you believe that God would protect the building? I remeber Ned Flanders not having insurance cause he considered it a "form of gambling"

CNS News Are they serious?

Do they get out of all taxes?? Like sales and property taxes? What is the reasoning behind that. When a church burns does the fire department not come?? If they are getting these services why should they avoid the taxes.

Bush campaign looks to organize churches Excerpt: WASHINGTON (Reuters) -- President Bush, seeking to mobilize religious conservatives for his reelection campaign, has asked church-going volunteers to turn over church membership directories, campaign officials said on Thursday. In a move...

Article. My great grandparents were married at St. Augustine in South Boston in 1881. That church, and the church in which I was baptized, are to be closed. Though raised Catholic, I am not religious. However, I am saddened from a historical and cultural perspective, if not a religious one...

http://www.newsmax.com/archives/articles/2003/7/14/161446.shtml