Sorry, \u201cdrive-thru prayer\u2019; in my headline, I inadvertently diluted the superficiality of the concept.<\/p>\n
To be serious: if this is an attempt to employ Chesterton\u2019s unseen hook and an invisible line<\/i> with the intention of reeling in the catch, I am all for it.<\/p>\n
If it is the church\u2019s version fast food, pretending to offer nutrition while really peddling artery clogging spiritual fat, then I\u2019m not for it at all.<\/p>\n
From here<\/a>:<\/p>\n A church in northwest Georgia has started offering Sunday prayer services for worshippers on the go.<\/p>\n Members of the Cedar Valley Cathedral of Praise on Cleveland Highway in Dalton have been hosting a weekly drive-thru prayer mission Sundays from 2 to 5 p.m. Anne Keith told the Dalton Daily Citizen she’s been visiting the drive-thru Sunday service for more than a month now, and it’s become something she looks forward to every week.<\/p>\n “I start on Wednesday thinking, ‘It’s three more days,’ then ‘two more days,'” Keith said. She added that she finds the service uplifting and that it reinforces her hope.<\/p>\n Church members gather under their building’s awning to wait for a driver and distribute prayer cloths to visitors. Members say they welcome visitors from all denominations, and visitors are encouraged to come as they are.<\/p><\/blockquote>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Sorry, \u201cdrive-thru prayer\u2019; in my headline, I inadvertently diluted the superficiality of the concept. To be serious: if this is an attempt to employ Chesterton\u2019s unseen hook and an invisible line with the intention of reeling in the catch, I … Continue reading