I haven't had much to say lately; too many curve balls coming much too fast at me.
Anyway, if there's anyone out there, I have a question: is the rising price of gasoline changing the frequency of your church attendance? Have you considered attending a church closer to home, be it whatever, because of gas pump ouchies?
Inquiring minds want to know.
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1 comments:
There you are! You were on my mind this weekend and I meant to come and leave a comment (a little knock at the door, as it were).
To answer your question: No it has not effected my church attendance. Fortunately, I'm only about 25-30 mins away. I know some people have a much longer commute to church and I'm sure its hurting their pocketbook.
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