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Cojak |
I once told a young lady who was leaving Florida with her family. YOu will have a tough finding a church home away from here. The only pastor she had ever known was her dad.
She told me later, I was right. They had a tough time, it took six months.
Question: In your opinion, Are PK's normally good members? (Pastors, remember your kids will someday fit the young lady's role of looking, ) _________________ Some facts but mostly just my opinion!
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01000001 01100011 01110100 01110011 Posts: 24285 2/22/17 6:21 pm

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I'd like to think my children make good church members. They all go to different churches except for one who currently does not attend anywhere. I imagine there is always that comparison for them but I taught them early on to always give someone a fair chance. My oldest doesn't attend church but it's not because they don't think anyone can live up to me. They're just making poor life decisions right now.
I think PK's have a tough time of it in general. Seeing what they do "from the view inside the parsonage" is tough. They really don't have a chance to remain blissfully ignorant of the junk preachers deal with . |
Acts Enthusiast Posts: 1865 2/23/17 4:04 pm

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I like to think I made a good member. True it is hard to find anyone who comes up to a dad who was a good pastor. I tried my best to not compare, but it is tough. Having an inside perspective does cause me pause, I do not want to make a man's job harder than it is.
Now my only living sibling, I do pity the pastor. Seriously!
 _________________ Some facts but mostly just my opinion!
jacsher@aol.com
http://shipslog-jack.blogspot.com/ |
01000001 01100011 01110100 01110011 Posts: 24285 2/23/17 9:48 pm

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