Speaking in Tongues

eyeswideshut · Postby **eyeswideshut** » July 11th, 2005, 12:48 pm

Blended wrote:
eyeswideshut wrote:The Pastor is the authority of the house and one should submit to him.

In saying that.. do you do everything your Pastor tells you to?

Blended · Postby **Blended** » July 11th, 2005, 1:00 pm

eyeswideshut wrote:
Blended wrote:
eyeswideshut wrote:The Pastor is the authority of the house and one should submit to him.

In saying that.. do you do everything your Pastor tells you to?

Authority and Submission does not equate to mindless zombies or slavery

But when it comes to order in the church house/service he or she has the oversight and we should submit to their words

After the service their may need to be some conversation and instruction and the Pastor may have been wrong and may be he will need to do something different in a future situation but for right then and their he is the man or she is if you'd rather :lol:

Pastor Bill · Postby **Pastor Bill** » July 12th, 2005, 6:18 am

Centrist wrote:
YellowRoseTX wrote:I knew people from both the churches in Aurora and Wilmington, it is a small world....

In this case, it's a small church. It's getting bigger, though. When I was with the TC band in 1981 we toured up as far as St. Charles, which is close to Aurora. We did a concert there and at Bolingbrook, which is sort of in the neighborhood of Wilmington. I understand that there are no COGOP churches in Chicago.

Actually I wasn't in the CoGoP while I was in Wilmington, I grew up in the Wilmington UMC, and joined the Baptist church in High School, but I did have a few friends that went there.

mary · Postby **mary** » July 12th, 2005, 11:15 am

Centrist wrote:
YellowRoseTX wrote:I knew people from both the churches in Aurora and Wilmington, it is a small world....

In this case, it's a small church. It's getting bigger, though. When I was with the TC band in 1981 we toured up as far as St. Charles, which is close to Aurora. We did a concert there and at Bolingbrook, which is sort of in the neighborhood of Wilmington. I understand that there are no COGOP churches in Chicago.

We were there in 1991-92 as state workers ( :roll:

) and I remember Chicago 69th Street church. Did they disband? PJ was the Pastor's first name I think. They had a choir that would sing at convention. We visited the church once. They walked us from our car into the building and back out again - wouldn't let us walk alone.

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