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"If the name of your church sounds better on the album cover of a 90’s heavy metal band than your bulletin ..."

By Jim on Mon, 01/19/15
Church & Ministry
Church Names
Lessons In Church Planting: A Word to Church Planters on Naming Your Church

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Bert Perry

NewI guess that means no umlauts

Wed, 01/21/15

I guess that means no umlauts in church names, unless you’re in Germany, Austria, or Turkey…..bummer.

Aspiring to be a stick in the mud.

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dcbii

NewThat's OK

Wed, 01/21/15

Most people here in the U.S. can’t seem to pronounce those sounds anyway, even when you let them hear how it’s done! Of course, the prevailing method seems to be to ignore the mark and pronounce it the U.S. way anyway. I’d just as soon not hear that mispronunciation grating on my ears! :)

Dave Barnhart

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