The Presbyterian church of Australia is a federation of six state bodies. Functionally, this means the national body oversees areas of responsibility ceded to it by the regions, the sort of activities that make sense to have national cooperation and/or standards. While the national church meets every three years, it charges a number of committees …
Which is why I can get away with posting this post from YouTube which is doing the rounds. Thanks Verna and Mary.
Apart from obedience, Daniel Darling offers these thoughts: We live in an age when, increasingly, people are asking the question, “Do we need to gather on Sunday mornings for worship anymore?” It’s a valid question. After all, isn’t there a plethora of good sermon content online? Aren’t there churches that actually offer online services? And …
I endorse all of these principles. Particularly the one about finishing on time. Have an agreed time, or agree on a time at the start of each meeting. Make sure you know if someone has to leave before that time. Nothing is more counter productive than meetings which go on until the business is finished. …
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