http://dondavis.wordpress.com/2008/02/14/my-first-blog/ Don shares about life, the kingdom of God, simple church and reaching the nations. Tue, 29 Dec 2009 06:15:35 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 http://dondavis.wordpress.com/2008/02/14/my-first-blog/#comment-31 Don Davis Thu, 21 Aug 2008 13:30:55 +0000 http://dondavis.wordpress.com/2008/02/14/my-first-blog/#comment-31 Hi Jim, sure - I'll give you a call. Most of the folks have their meeting times as a matter of convenience. Some keep Sunday am open because many of us minister in institutional church settings as well, and it helps us keep our relationships with our brothers in Christ who are still attending an institutional church meeting. Looking forward to talking with you. Hi Jim,
sure – I’ll give you a call. Most of the folks have their meeting times as a matter of convenience. Some keep Sunday am open because many of us minister in institutional church settings as well, and it helps us keep our relationships with our brothers in Christ who are still attending an institutional church meeting. Looking forward to talking with you.

]]> http://dondavis.wordpress.com/2008/02/14/my-first-blog/#comment-27 Tom Vogel Thu, 21 Aug 2008 04:55:58 +0000 http://dondavis.wordpress.com/2008/02/14/my-first-blog/#comment-27 Don: This isn't a comment to the above blog, but using this space to contact you. A couple of weeks ago, Larry Kreider spoke at New Life Providence, and I wound up buying his book Starting a House Church. From a website in the book, I somehow surfed to yours. As one can trace from my e-mail, I own a business, and it is a type in which a lion's share of my work is Fri, Sat, and Sun. As such, one of the things I have had to deal with over the years has been being unable to be fully involved in my church's vision due to not being available on weekends. I've previously had experience with employers who can give one just about any time off except Sunday morning. I notice that, according to the hrscn website, only one church has its meeting on a weekday. Over time, I have occassionally asked (since my job lends me to assisting churches a significant amount of time) about ministry to those who must work during the time of most churches' meetings, and usually what I get is a change of subject. I'd appreciate it if you or someone in the hr network could give me a call--644-6269 (my business phone- I'm by it from 9a to 9p). --Tom Vogel Don:
This isn’t a comment to the above blog, but using this space to contact you. A couple of weeks ago, Larry Kreider spoke at New Life Providence, and I wound up buying his book Starting a House Church. From a website in the book, I somehow surfed to yours. As one can trace from my e-mail, I own a business, and it is a type in which a lion’s share of my work is Fri, Sat, and Sun. As such, one of the things I have had to deal with over the years has been being unable to be fully involved in my church’s vision due to not being available on weekends. I’ve previously had experience with employers who can give one just about any time off except Sunday morning. I notice that, according to the hrscn website, only one church has its meeting on a weekday.
Over time, I have occassionally asked (since my job lends me to assisting churches a significant amount of time) about ministry to those who must work during the time of most churches’ meetings, and usually what I get is a change of subject. I’d appreciate it if you or someone in the hr network could give me a call–644-6269 (my business phone- I’m by it from 9a to 9p).
–Tom Vogel

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