Heart of Worship Nasvhille 2016 (April 20-23, 2016
 

Are any AFFer's attending the 2016 Heart of Worship gathering in Nashville this week?

There are public concerts tonight (Thursday 4/21) and tomorrow night (Friday 4/22). The Goodlettsville Pentecostal church is hosting this event. (A UPC church just outside of Nashville, TN)


http://theheartofworship.net/

I will probably be there for the Friday night concert. I would be there tonight as well but it is probably a little over an hour from my home and I work tomorrow.

Re: Heart of Worship Nasvhille 2016 (April 20-23,
 

Wish I could go.

Re: Heart of Worship Nasvhille 2016 (April 20-23,
 

Drive on over tomorrow! You can spend the night at my house. (of course I am still an hour away from the event. LOL)

OMG...now safe spaces are invading Apostolic music conferences!

:lol

But really, what in the world??

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Re: Heart of Worship Nasvhille 2016 (April 20-23,
 

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LoL

"""Heart of Worship is a SAFE PLACE to gather, to share, to connect."""

Sorry, with all the "safe space" stuff happening on various university campuses, I thought it was funny.

Nothing against the conference.

Re: Heart of Worship Nasvhille 2016 (April 20-23,
 

Oh! Got it. Maybe they mean it is a safe place from "micro aggression"! If that is the case I will have to make sure I don't joke about them being in "bundage"! LOL

Re: Heart of Worship Nasvhille 2016 (April 20-23,
 

"bundage"?

Re: Heart of Worship Nasvhille 2016 (April 20-23,
 

Bundage - a term some liberal exUPCer's use to refer to those conservative Pentecostals maintaining the legalistic laundry list of extra biblical dress codes. A play on words combining "bondage" with "bun" referring to the hair buns many pentecostal women use to contain their long uncut hair.

The term is usually used in a lighthearted joking way but not taken that way. Probably the term I have seen draw the most ire from old time Pentecostals who believe it is said with hate, bitterness, etc, etc ad nauseam.

The conservative counter part most often used is probably the term "greasy grace" where conservative pentecostals infer that those without the legalistic standards and who do not believe in the 3 step salvation plan "let anything go" or "believe one can do anything and live without any rules or regulations and be saved". Of course this does not in any way actually reflect the vast majority of liberals theology but it makes conservatives feel better and I just think it is funny.

:lol