How is the local church surviving during the isolation of the viral quarantine?
The idea of herd immunity has been discussed in the media and in many threads here on the BaptistBoard.
Should a pastor embrace the herd immunity position to reinforce his view that the church needs to quickly return to normal congregational meetings?
My view, church congregations are not herds, pastors are not herdsmen.
We are a flock with a shepherd.
I can’t imagine a pastor taking a position supporting herd immunity, which all but supports the sacrifice of the old, the weak and vulnerable. This is not is acceptable in my mind.
I just can’t find that parable where Jesus sacrifices that one lost lamb to protect the 99.
Rob
How is the church staff surviving without the input of the weekly collection.
Budgets surely have been stretched.
I can’t help but wonder if one reason some churches are so eager to embrace the return to normal is budgetary.Budgets surely have been stretched.
The idea of herd immunity has been discussed in the media and in many threads here on the BaptistBoard.
Should a pastor embrace the herd immunity position to reinforce his view that the church needs to quickly return to normal congregational meetings?
My view, church congregations are not herds, pastors are not herdsmen.
We are a flock with a shepherd.
I can’t imagine a pastor taking a position supporting herd immunity, which all but supports the sacrifice of the old, the weak and vulnerable. This is not is acceptable in my mind.
I just can’t find that parable where Jesus sacrifices that one lost lamb to protect the 99.
Rob
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