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Loin Girders

A passionate orthodox Christian man's occasional blog to support those who stand firm. Gird your loins, noble warriors for Christ.

Monday, February 07, 2005

The difference between good church health as indicated by good financial statements and actual health and presence of the Holy Spirit is stark. Our days at Chevy Chase UMC come to mind. There, the financial condition of the parish was never in question, but the good health of the church fluctuated. At our dear Epiphany, a light truly shines in the darkness. Worship is holy and directed to God, not to anyone else. Pulpit magic comes from our young rector. As a parishioner stated last week, when you leave the sanctuary with regret, wanting more, things are very healthy.

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