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Taking "role" at church
I'm not sure if this is a common thing or not, outside of where I attend ( UPC).
On each of the 3 "services", Sunday AM, Sunday PM, and Wednesday PM, the Pastor's wife (while setting in the pew) with a clip board in hand, sorta casually scans the crowd off and on for about 10-15 min.'s. Keeping "role" of who is missing. After someone misses about 3 different "services" or so, they generally receive a phone call from the Pastor asking if everythings OK. Does anybody else do this. Any thoughts? |
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I've attended smaller churches for the most part and when someone wasn't there it was noted and certain people would either call or send a card letting them know the church missed them and cared. I now attend a huge chruch and my husband and I miss the intimacy and personal concern. I'm not sure our pastor or anyone else on staff would reconize us if we passed them in the street. |
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I think a loving shepard wants to know if all is well...there is a difference in concern and abuse....
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I think it shows that they care.
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Unquestionably, the intentions are pure, and out of concern for the body, and that is a wonderful thing as the motive.
However, if a person does not desire to attend 3x a week, or (or sometimes even 2x a week), then they will likely be getting a phone call regularly. I can see where that could definatly irritate someone. |
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I guess we can make our wishes known...
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Yes mam. Although those wishes might not be accepted. |
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