BobVigneault
Bawberator
Bill and I posted this story at the same time. Bill has linked to the story on Fox News.
Cowboy churches, Hip Hop Churches, Emergent Churches and now here's a new one for the Church Hall of Shame.
I pray our children and the young people today can stop and turn around this horrible legacy my generation has left. Pray for our young people that they will take a bold stand against this. Pray for us that we will be able to turn this tide.
Florida 'Church for Men' Features Rock Band, One-Hour In-and-Out Guarantee
Saturday, April 07, 2007
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — No hymnals. No pews. No steeple. No stained glass windows. And no women.
This ain't your grandma's church.
Organizers of the Church For Men say that guys are "bored stiff" in many churches today.
The Church For Men meets one Saturday evening a month, drawing about 70 guys dressed in everything but straight-laced shirts and neckties. The service features a rock band, a shot clock to time the preacher's message and a one-hour in-and-out guarantee.
The church is part of a national movement to reverse what many Christian pastors and ministers are calling a troubling trend.
Studies show that men are less likely than women to show up on Sunday mornings, and the reaction has been an emerging testosterone theology of sorts. Churches nationwide are now reaching out to men.
Cowboy churches, Hip Hop Churches, Emergent Churches and now here's a new one for the Church Hall of Shame.
I pray our children and the young people today can stop and turn around this horrible legacy my generation has left. Pray for our young people that they will take a bold stand against this. Pray for us that we will be able to turn this tide.
Florida 'Church for Men' Features Rock Band, One-Hour In-and-Out Guarantee
Saturday, April 07, 2007
DAYTONA BEACH, Fla. — No hymnals. No pews. No steeple. No stained glass windows. And no women.
This ain't your grandma's church.
Organizers of the Church For Men say that guys are "bored stiff" in many churches today.
The Church For Men meets one Saturday evening a month, drawing about 70 guys dressed in everything but straight-laced shirts and neckties. The service features a rock band, a shot clock to time the preacher's message and a one-hour in-and-out guarantee.
The church is part of a national movement to reverse what many Christian pastors and ministers are calling a troubling trend.
Studies show that men are less likely than women to show up on Sunday mornings, and the reaction has been an emerging testosterone theology of sorts. Churches nationwide are now reaching out to men.