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Sunday, May 08, 2005
National Day of Prayer -- Lakeville style
When the theocracy comes, the Christians who don't believe the right things will be the first ones against the wall:"Judges are legalizing gay marriage and systematically stripping references to God from our culture under the guise of 'separation of Church and State'", declares a flyer delivered to our church.
This may be the view of the fundamentalist Christians who believe they have a corner on truth and morality, but it does not represent what our church believes.
For this reason, as an act of conscience, we have chosen to not participate in this so-called "prayer" day that has become a platform for the Christian Right, nor will we in the future until the planners understand that their narrow theological perspective does not speak for all Christians.
Jan and Joy Linn, co-pastors, Spirit of Joy Church
