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If the church fills with baby boomers naturally then what is the problem. But if it is a result of calculated attraction, then there is a problem.
I don’t know if its good or bad, or if thats even the proper terms to categorize them in. I just find it interesting that both groups find dissatisfaction with the same thing.
Our church has a water park.
Two years ago, at the Sunday School picnic, I got hammered with a water balloon.
Disgraceful.