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Gary, I suppose if I were in the position that your son is- I would dress up for church, then when it was time for breakdown, I would put my work clothes.! But thats me. I am of the old timers thinking - if you dress up for a wedding...... But your post reminded me of a story over in...

Why the term "King Trump"?

This was brought up a few years ago on BB Check out esp posts 8 & 11 https://www.baptistboard.com/threads/what-happened-to-piedmont.120661/

Why would he be concerned about being fingerprinted. The pastor should be the first to do so as an example for the entire staff! Unless he has something to hide! At the moment, I would suggest another staff member (or if there are none - a senior member of the church) sit down with him and have...

So why did Piedmont take Baptist/Bible out its name?

I was accepted in '73 to start in '74 - but I went back into the Army - never did attend.

How about this example I was talking to the pastor of an IFB (church A)in Princeton, WV. He told me that at a volleyball game - the girls team in his church school wore culottes. The team from the visiting team wore skirts. The pastor of church B told "A" that if your team comes to our church...

What years did you attend?

What is a fundymental -:)Biggrin) is like asking what is an American. Can only citizens of the USA be Americans? Can residents of South America be called "Americans"! No easy answer for either question!

Then I suppose we will have to agree to disagree as I do see the death penalty as an appropriate action for crimes such as first degree murder.

When I say "Happy" I immediately mention that I do not use the term "Gay" for homosexuals.

I bought some safety pins today The disclaimer states: Warning: "Safety pins are very sharp..." Wow, I never knew that!! :Geek :Rolleyes :Laugh

Do you come across things that seem to dumb - ?

But when Paul killed a Christian - even by authority of the State - they had not committed a crime worthy of the death penalty.

and in todays society - much more prudent!

https://www.namb.net/news/250-years-of-spiritual-support-the-legacy-of-the-chaplain-corps/?fbclid=IwY2xjawL2Ki5leHRuA2FlbQIxMABicmlkETFFN0kzMUJaR1ZOcklQNFY2AR4SQ7cInmAauWv-u1wgd6iTI-1yysQdUHPWGocWq14iWwgbG_a8tMjGXswf7g_aem_mewQ8xBwyAt2fJM33wu8mA

I would suggest for "day-to-day ops" would be the job of the trustees. Deacons need to be helping those who have physical needs - food, mow the lawn, finance assistance (not giving $$) but how to set up a budget, ect.

From Blue Bible

Some very interesting points of view here. Thanks for everyone's input

and now, it will become a baseball league!