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1 posted on 01/03/2014 6:33:36 PM PST by smartyaz
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I bet those panels are just churning out the watts in this lovely weather...

next worse local for solar panels could be Seattle Washington...?


2 posted on 01/03/2014 6:37:53 PM PST by MeshugeMikey ( a Safe..and Sane....2014 To All!)
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Fuzzy-wuzzy do-gooder church.


3 posted on 01/03/2014 6:45:33 PM PST by QBFimi (When gunpowder speaks, beasts listen.)
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I wonder if they came standard with de-icers and defrosters?


4 posted on 01/03/2014 6:46:04 PM PST by RetiredTexasVet (It's difficult to differentiate between a hog calling contest and a Senate rollcall.)
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For the members of the Mayflower Church, which sits at the corner of Diamond Lake Road and 35W and is part of the United Church of Christ, the energy project fit right into its historically liberal mission. It was among the first denominations to accept female and gay clergy. Mayflower considers itself a church of big dreams — symbolized by the giant dream catcher sculpture hanging from the roof of the sanctuary — and it does not dream humbly, said Campbell.

As a delegate to the World Council of Churches, Campbell was among those who persuaded the group to sign a letter to President Obama urging him to say no to the Keystone Pipeline proposed for carrying Canadian oil across the middle of the United States. At its annual synod last year, the United Church of Christ agreed to divest itself of all investments in fossil fuels and to adopt a goal of carbon neutrality.

“Humility is a nice trait. But when you are doing justice, it does not work well,” she said. “And church organizations can be powerful ways to create change.”

Sounds like an indoctrination center rubberstamped "church" by a lesbian propaganda minister.

7 posted on 01/03/2014 7:08:05 PM PST by Anton.Rutter
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Many churches only use power a couple of days a week. Solar panels would be a horrible investment for them.


11 posted on 01/03/2014 7:27:28 PM PST by DannyTN (A>)
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“Sarah Campbell would like churches everywhere to supplement the cross with a new symbol of hope.”

“Supplement the cross …” OK, so she is not a pastor, but a priestess of a new religion, one that is in the process of being revealed even as we speak.

Somehow, I think, Moses would have recognized Sara Campbell for what she is without any hesitation or help, as would Isaiah, Malachi, Paul or John. “There is nothing new under the sun.”


12 posted on 01/03/2014 7:29:27 PM PST by Belteshazzar (We are not justified by our works but by faith - De Jacob et vita beata 2 +Ambrose of Milan)
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Get to work, sweety! Today's your day to shovel the snow off the panels. You've only got 203 more to go. You missed a lot of spots on that first one.

14 posted on 01/04/2014 4:11:35 AM PST by Right Wing Assault
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