By Jim on
Church & Ministry
Weird

Mr. Molloy said that while church members have done — and will do — their due diligence abiding by existing laws and meeting with city officials, it would be a constant challenge to stay abreast of changing regulations. “We’re jumping through all the hoops the state and city require us to jump through,” he said. But he added that he was proud to see the church open its doors. “It’s a world-class piece of art,” he said of the renovated building. “It’s a masterpiece. And I think the city of Denver is lucky to have it.”

Discussion

Fri, 04/21/17

….is that since only adults can smoke the stuff, there will be no childrens’ programs…..well, at least not that they admit. My only surprise is, of course, that it’s not in Boulder.

Aspiring to be a stick in the mud.

Wed, 04/26/17

Though the artwork isn’t totally my style, it’s very well done, actually. The colors work together, it flows, all that.

Now we ought to think about what it means; it means dopers as well will pay to have something that seems eternal and transcendent. Contemplate that for a moment—yes, some to be sure are just trying to mock the church, but I would guess that’s a minority.

Aspiring to be a stick in the mud.

Wed, 04/26/17

These guys clearly aren’t Baptists …

Tyler is a pastor in Olympia, WA and works in State government.