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I've had at least one of these in almost every church that I've ever served in. I'm talking about that person who always has a book they want you to read, or a ton of e-mails they forward you that you simply must see.

They do exist in all churches

Yea and amen! Charles A. HutchinsSenior Pastor SPWCCongregational Church of Godwww.spwc.church

The Art Bell of the congregation

I’ve never made that correlation before, but now that you mention it...yes!!!I knew the answer before I posted this thread, but sometimes it’s good to know your brethren are sharing in the sufferings

Do any of them watch Perry Stone?

I heard a preacher mention 'the Illuminati' in one of his sermons. We discussed the topic at one point. I told him I was a bit skeptical that atheists who organized the French revolution, the Jesuits, the pope, Jewish banking families, and the royal families of Europe, and various pop stars would all be in cahoots in some plot together. I may have had a slightly different list of alleged co-conspirators. I asked why the Devil would have to let people in on a conspiracy about his plans to lead people astray. He didn't really have an answer

This is bot limited to pastors of course. However some of my 'senders' are great people who are very misdirected or prone to BELIEVE all conspiracy theories. As an individual, NOT a leader I can ignore them much easier than you pastors. Most of my friends are well meaning, but twisted a little. I try not to hurt their feelings, most times I can just ignore the e-mails.I feel for you guys, I guess we take the good with the bad. I do enjoy the internet, but it has its drawbacks. Just smile when it hurts! Some facts but mostly just my [email protected]/