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This came in from one of the class members who was having trouble with logging back into the blog. I wanted to pass on his thoughts, though.....
This lesson seems to be in line with what Rev. Morgan was saying at the visioning session a couple of weeks ago. Change is tuff when we see the familiar slipping away, I guess that's why I still prefer 1st service over 2nd service. I like the traditional music a lot better than the songs at second service and I don't like being told to clap - since I have no rhythm. I used to attend a Methodist church with my grandparents in Spruce, MO in the sixties and very early seventies and I liked the "method" of the service. The church I grew up in was becoming a lot more like the second service at St. Luke's - there were some Sundays it seemed we'd sing one chorus after another for up to an hour before there would be preaching. Well more than you wanted to know.
This lesson seems to be in line with what Rev. Morgan was saying at the visioning session a couple of weeks ago. Change is tuff when we see the familiar slipping away, I guess that's why I still prefer 1st service over 2nd service. I like the traditional music a lot better than the songs at second service and I don't like being told to clap - since I have no rhythm. I used to attend a Methodist church with my grandparents in Spruce, MO in the sixties and very early seventies and I liked the "method" of the service. The church I grew up in was becoming a lot more like the second service at St. Luke's - there were some Sundays it seemed we'd sing one chorus after another for up to an hour before there would be preaching. Well more than you wanted to know.
posted by coffee_maker at 10:52 AM
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I think this lesson tied in well with Rev. Morgan's comments at the visioning session on February 9th. Maybe a copy of his remarks would bring the lesson home to St. Luke's.
Good suggestion. I'll see if
Rev. Morgan can send me a copy.
Thanks and I'm glad to see you were able to post a comment.
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