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"Heartsong Church in Cordova, Tenn., let members of the Memphis Islamic Center hold Ramadan prayers there last September. And Aldersgate United Methodist Church in Alexandria, Va., allows the Islamic Circle of North America to hold regular Friday prayers in their building while their new mosque is being built."

Not surprising. I don't think there are enough Christians left in United Methodism to care. Remember, this is the denomination that was busy worshipping the pagan goddess Sophia at the Re-imagining conference along with the Presbyterian Church-USA and ELCA way back in 1993.

So in one way you could see their opening the doors to Islam as getting closer to orthodoxy in the sense that although they stole Allah from the Arabic pagans, it is now a monotheistic religion.

This is what Heartsong's website has to say about their organization: "Heartsong is an innovative, contemporary church of growing Jesus followers who are on an adventure of a lifetime. At Heartsong you will find an open, honest, and accepting environment for building friendships with each other and Jesus."

In other words, Heartsong is part of the emerging church movement and it doesn't really matter at all what you believe, so long as you show up.

Memphis is a Baptist town. It has been said that there is a church for every gas station.

There are also plenty of empty store fronts and other buildings that the Muzzies could use.

Evangelicals should witness to the lost, but I'm pretty sure that letting them use our buildings that people have given sacrificially for is not pleasing to God when there objective is to kill the “Infidel”