Guest guest Posted March 26, 2001 Report Share Posted March 26, 2001 : My friend Matt has recently resigned his post as children's minister at an Episcopalian church. He had told a few people about his experiences and they warned him not to tell people about them, especially not the children. He finally bit the bullet and told the church what was going on... and said he realized they didn't want him to teach what was most real and true to him. It's a real loss for the church, I think. Yes.. I understand this... I am a youth leader at the church, in charge of a monthly bible study for girls the grades of 5th thru 8th... and the past few months, it has been almost impossible.. and how many times have I made my tongue bleed trying to stop the flow of what I want to say... I have one more month, and have given them my notice that I am no longer able to teach these girls. Lynette Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 26, 2001 Report Share Posted March 26, 2001 HI Dharma and all, You wrote: My friend Matt has recently resigned his post as children's minister at an Episcopalian church. He had told a few people about his experiences and they warned him not to tell people about them, especially not the children. He finally bit the bullet and told the church what was going on... and said he realized they didn't want him to teach what was most real and true to him. It's a real loss for the church, I think. I can really feel this one. I think that Matt is being pushed out of the nest so that he can fly. I wish him well and hope he finds the students who can hear his teaching. (I think we're out here) Love, Mark Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Guest guest Posted March 26, 2001 Report Share Posted March 26, 2001 Hi Lynette, >>: My friend Matt has recently resigned his post as children's minister >>at an Episcopalian church. He had told a few people about his >>experiences and they warned him not to tell people about them, especially >>not the children. He finally bit the bullet and told the church what was >>going on... and said he realized they didn't want him to teach what was >>most real and true to him. It's a real loss for the church, I think. > Yes.. I understand this... I am a youth leader at the church, in charge >of a monthly bible study for girls the grades of 5th thru 8th... and the >past few months, it has been almost impossible.. and how many times have >I made my tongue bleed trying to stop the flow of what I want to say... I >have one more month, and have given them my notice that I am no longer >able to teach these girls. Lynette Another loss for the church! I know it's difficult... thanks for sharing this. I'm forwarding your answer and Mark's to Matt. Love, Dharma Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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