You're right! They are now sayin' that 70 is the new 50...whatever that means.speedsix wrote:...you're not old!!!
Church Reciprocity Question
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Oldgringo
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Re: Church Reciprocity Question
Re: Church Reciprocity Question
Oldgringo wrote:Oh! Well, excuuuse me for being such an old dufous.WildBill wrote:Oldgringo, this is not just a thread about normal church carry like the other 873 times so KeithB's FUMC official policy is not relavent. This thread is strictly about church reciprocity. They are two totally different subjects.Oldgringo wrote:Jokes aside, IIRC, This subject has come before (873 times +/-) and Keith B printed the FUMC's official policy on the question and it was basically=
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I'm sorry if I hurt your feelings. This is the 21st century where the Oldgringo = The New Improved Gringo.Oldgringo wrote:You're right! They are now sayin' that 70 is the new 50...whatever that means.speedsix wrote:...you're not old!!!
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Re: Church Reciprocity Question
Oldgringo wrote:You're right! They are now sayin' that 70 is the new 50...whatever that means.
I believe the basic political division in this country is not between liberals and conservatives but between those who believe that they should have a say in the personal lives of strangers and those who do not.
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ScooterSissy
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Re: Church Reciprocity Question
I checked with a guy I hear from regularly that's from Arlen, Hank Hill. Hank says that you should be good to go, since it's all Methodist/Baptist. He said if it was a Catholic church, he thought you'd have to go to confession the week before, but he wasn't sure.