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Old 04-04-2013, 06:20 PM
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Re: Prominent Memphis Area Pastor Resigns

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Originally Posted by revrandy View Post
DS is interim Pastor... I don't know that he wants it... but he is a great man... Interesting to see that 47 are in the "hunt" so to speak... I wonder how much God really has to do with this stuff anymore... I don't think it's much...imo...
Be careful revrandy! I learned very quickly that any questioning of the search for a pastor was met with quick and certain accusations of me not being concerned about doing things in "God's Time".

I am guessing you may hear the same about your speculation about the number of candidates being considered. If in fact it is true over 40 men are in the running you can rest assured that dog and pony show is all just a part of "God's Plan" and partially explains why "God's Timing" seems to be very, very, very slow! (takes a long time to work through that long of a list!).

Of course I would not be surprised to find that that number given his highly exaggerated. It seems hard to believe they would seriously consider more than a handful of names beyond the search committee.
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