The moving of God (was: tithing part 2)

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On 02/22/98 at 11:46 PM, sterrett@juno.com (Chris D Sterrett) said:

>There are certain classes though, which, while they seem harmless, I
>don't see the
>total need for them.  Like for example, one class helps you structure a
>sermon, and
>teaches you how to present it, making emphasis on certain words or
>points.

To ensure your point is understood?  My uncle has a very hard time saying
what he means.  It is directly related to his _lack_ of education.  By the
same token he feels threatened by those with an education(younger family
members excluded - were still just nephews).

He has a lot of good sound ideas; they just come out wrong, completely
differant from his meaning.  These classes would do him a world of good.

Skip - names withheld to protect the fambilee.

 
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