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Here in the south USA there aren't enough men for a regular meeting. Three if we're lucky!

I'm a bit late to this thread but one thing I've noticed in churches like Weavertown and others retain their acapella worship but sing contemporary music in that format. One service I listened to online sang Hillsong's "10,000 Reasons" acapella. I don't know what to make of that.

My particular church has a lot of black members and it's hard to maintain healthy black hair under a kapp whilst keeping it clean as well. (Black hair is much stiffer and more frizzy and needs much more oil to keep healthy without cutting it. It's hard enough to keep under a veil, it usually needs t...

Almost all of "Cowboy Culture" is mythical, constructed in the last century by John Wayne and Hollywood. Most cowboys were dirt poor and worked for larger landowners, so they never had the independence they're shown to have. Nobody wanted to be a cowboy, the lifestyle was only glamorized ...

Almost all of "Cowboy Culture" is mythical, constructed in the last century by John Wayne and Hollywood. Most cowboys were dirt poor and worked for larger landowners, so they never had the independence they're shown to have. Nobody wanted to be a cowboy, the lifestyle was only glamorized i...

Wreaths and paper snowflakes are nice. When I was young I never saw the appeal of the tree except for hanging lights on.

ohio jones wrote:

Bootstrap wrote:This name is so baked into what they do, it's gonna be hard to change ...

Apparently they are serious about this, having given the Tabernacle Choir a newly abbreviated name.

tbh my first question was what would happen to the choir

I'm curious, where do most of these accusations come from? Do they come from non-Anabaptist Christians, or from the Charity branch?

In my experience, and this isn't to show any disrespect, but a lot of church elders have differing ideas of what constitutes playing a sport "professionally." I know FOTW discourages any sports or exercise considered "organized" which can mean different things to different people...

Go for it. You misunderstood, I'm busy enough. I was thinking perhaps I would come up with the idea and someone else would do all the work. But I’d guess you could get all menno staff while you’re at it. I’m from the middle of the southeast, not exactly the heart of mennonite or Amish country, ;) y...