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When one of the three Chinese restaurants closed in the local town, two sushi places were built. I must admit I do not care for sushi or sashimi. Same. I don’t care much for sushi, or Japanese food. Even though I’m willing to eat it occasionally. I have eaten it but only when I was ravenous and tha...

Another category: good ol' church politics. For example, making a mountain out of a mole hill to divert attention from the real mountains that need to be dealt with.

Either we're a lot more searchable or the Russian bots are multiplying. Typically we have around 30 - 50 users during the day. But I noticed in the last week or so we're above 100... and we spiked to over 200 a little bit ago.

Ideas?

Jealousies and fornication rate up there in my opinion. Even in the church, people seem to get envious over some strange things.

On a church level, or just in general society?

I fundamentally think we have a major ecclesiology problem that needs to be fixed for a change that matters in 500 years. I feel we are on the cusp of something...and folks across the sector are realizing the western structures, including all aspects of CA churches, are not quite working. This is m...

Wife: Probably something to do with volleyball or baseball. In all seriousness, they at least currently are both pilgrim, so maybe they just had different overseeing bishops. Closer connections with other pilgrim churches might just be as simple as everyone being related. Apparently, if I remember ...

[quote=steve-in-kville post_id=230505 time=<a href="tel:1713975794">1713975794</a> user_id=166] All I remember was Shirksville and Swatara are basically next to each other, but they were two different districts.... and there was some strange rivalry between the two. Friendly in nature, bu...

I am not well traveled. haven't been west of Pittsburgh. Been to the Bowery in NYC a few times in the past. Not much to the south, either. I really shouldn't be voting in this poll at all

I gave beer to very sick (and very expensive) rabbit once. Wife: did it help? Yes. My first ambulance partner was a dairy farmer. (keep in mind he was Horning Mennonite!). He would go to the beer distributor and buy the cheapest beer in a glass bottle. When cows would get "twisted stomach"...