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    November 10, 2008

    The Next Caption Contest

    What is your caption for this cartoon by Rob Portlock?

    Next.jpg

    Winning entries will be published in the Winter 2009 edition of Leadership. Please include your name, your church’s name, city, and state.

    Posted by UrL Scaramanga on November 10, 2008



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    I heard they're forced to pass out communion in cups 3 ounces or smaller and sealed in individual plastic baggies.

    And I thought Focus on the Family was kidding about what would happen if Obama was elected.

    Ever since Ernie was awarded "Usher of the Year" he's taken his role much more seriously.

    This is why Hindus just leave their shoes outside.

    Is that usher wearing a rubber glove?!

    For small is the gate, and narrow is the way that leads to salvation.

    Posted by: Justin Case at November 10, 2008

    I knew, one way or another, they would put an end to cell phones ringing during the services.

    We are on hightened security alert. He must be preaching on tithing again!

    I miss the good old days - when the biggest trouble makers in the church were the gossips.

    Looks like we are expecting guests from the rival church across town.

    Enter into His gates with a stripsearch!

    Posted by: Rick Whitter at November 10, 2008

    The pastor got some negative feedback on lengthening the service past noon.

    Posted by: Todd Bergman at November 10, 2008

    "As the economy soured and tithing was on the decrease Pastor Bob was forced to take drastic measures in search of additional funds"

    Carl Holmes
    Boulder Street Church
    Colorado Springs, CO

    Posted by: Carl Holmes at November 10, 2008

    "A dyslexic senior staff official misread the CIA's statement that 'All Terrorists are Fundamentalists' as 'All fundamentalists are terrorists'"

    or

    "What happens when the government realizes that all terrorists are fundamentalists."

    Marianne
    Reformation Fellowship
    Eugene, Oregon

    Posted by: Marianne at November 10, 2008

    Tough times! Who'd have imagined they'd be screening us for extra change before letting us go!

    Posted by: Mark Silbernagel at November 10, 2008

    this is a book-of-revelations object lesson we call, 'waiting for the other shoe to drop.'

    "for this year's convention, our denominational leadership has gone to great lengths to expose any hidden agendas."

    "we're doing what we can to rid the seminaries of the left-wingtip liberals."

    "what? no, no, no - the guest speaker is reverend schuller, not dr. scholl...".

    "i hear ian over there can play the flute at the same time."

    "this is the part where they have to do the hokey-pokey and turn themselves about."

    "well, to make sure only the elect get in, st. peter came up with this bright idea of merging the SBC with the FAA."

    "this isn't going to be one of those wild, pentecostal heeling services, is it?..."

    mike rucker
    fairburn, georgia, usa
    church at chapel hill
    douglasville, ga

    Posted by: mike rucker at November 10, 2008

    "Search Me, O God" (Psalms 139)

    Sonny
    Westminster Presbyterian Church
    Valdosta, Ga.

    Posted by: Sonny at November 11, 2008

    They say the church has lost its soul, so now the search is on.

    Posted by: joe at November 11, 2008

    This infra/supra debate has gotten
    completely out of hand.

    Christ Presbyterian Church
    Tulsa, OK

    Posted by: ed at November 11, 2008

    They take their stance on "King James Only" pretty seriously.

    Posted by: Lynn Pryor at November 11, 2008

    When you remove YOUR shoes, the word "pew" will take on a whole new meaning.

    Posted by: Debbie at November 11, 2008

    "It's like the pastor said: 'No shoes, no service.'"

    Posted by: T at November 11, 2008

    "I know that last elders meeting was tough but isn't the pastor taking it too personal?"
    or
    "When the roll is called up yonder...please remove all..."
    or
    "Must be time for the annual church business meeting."

    Stephen Adams
    Destiny Church
    St Louis, MO

    Posted by: Stephen at November 11, 2008

    The new policy on footwashing caused quite a stink.

    Posted by: michael mcmullin at November 11, 2008

    I think the building committee chair misunderstood the sermon about Eternal Security.

    Posted by: Sue at November 12, 2008

    If the ground is THIS holy, I'm a little concerned about my sanctification.

    Posted by: Allen White at November 12, 2008

    Remove your shoes... you are about to enter HOLY ground.

    Posted by: Alan at November 12, 2008

    The real reason it took the Israelites 40 years to enter the Promised Land.

    Posted by: Alana at November 12, 2008

    "This new Electo-Meter really weeds them out!"

    Allen Mickle
    St. George, ON
    Canada

    Posted by: Allen Mickle at November 12, 2008

    Oh my! Obama really came back after he was elected

    Posted by: Richard Hultmar at November 13, 2008

    Geez,

    I thought 'change' never left the church

    Posted by: Alvin at November 14, 2008

    And I thought perfect love drove out all fear...

    or:

    See?!? I told you to stop wearing those old socks!

    or:

    Your "I'm gonna wear my 'holy' socks to church" joke isn't so funny now, is it?!?!!

    and finally:

    And yet, somehow, I don't feel any safer....

    Posted by: Bil_ at November 15, 2008

    Did Pastor Bob say he was preaching on Eternal Security or Internal Security?

    Posted by: Greg Wollenhaupt at November 28, 2008

    My churches vigilant attempt to keep a watchful eye over the soles of our congregation.

    Posted by: lisa jones at November 17, 2009

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