So I'm not much of a Pentecostal. Nothing personal, of course, but there is something foreign about speaking in tongues that makes my ultimately High Church mind rebel. It is a perfectly legitimate form of Christianity, but not really to my taste. Today, I went to my second Pentecostal church in as many weeks. It was...Pentecostal? Also, it was fairly immigrant and therefore African, with lots of children running in the aisles and arm-wrestling on the floor. It was a different, but refreshing, type of church.
Then I went to a coffee shop. I rather like coffee shops, even if the coffee is overpriced. Culture happens in coffee shops, around the little faux-antique tables, over cups of coffee. Business deals, book deals and great ideas all have their genesis in the coffee shop. I have always wondered if I should start a church in a coffee shop...
Then I went to a coffee shop. I rather like coffee shops, even if the coffee is overpriced. Culture happens in coffee shops, around the little faux-antique tables, over cups of coffee. Business deals, book deals and great ideas all have their genesis in the coffee shop. I have always wondered if I should start a church in a coffee shop...
Re coffee...http://www.gladwell.com/2001/2001_07_30_a_java.htm
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