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And here I had to go waaaaay out in the parking lot today, to pass out Christian Coalition Voter Surveys in my WHITE CONSERVATIVE CHURCH. Sheesh!

White conservative church. Are all people welcome to this church? If they are, then why describe it as "white" instead of it being a house of God where His Gospel is preached?

Church is church.

Show 'em my motto!

60 posted on 03/07/2004 1:17:53 PM PST by rdb3 (The Servant of Jehovah is the Christ of Calvary and of the empty tomb. <><)

Yes, you are right to call me on my description of our church.

It's about 97% white. Blacks are welcomed and we have a smattering of black worshipers and members. Call it a stereotypical "white" church.

Our pastor is deathly afraid of any form of political campaigning/discussions/endorsements because we could lose our IRS status if we cross The Line.

So why (for the sake of argument) do "predominately" black churches (who are heavily democrat) get to host every democrat candidate who cares to stop by and pander for votes?

You don't think Kerry was preaching brotherhood, Jesus' saving grace, and evangelism do you?