Ecumenism in Real Life

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>My husband had an interesting experience lately. He decided to go to a
>pastor's group meeting. It was a meeting of all the pastors in the
area.
>While my husband was there, he had a very nice, pleasant conversation
>with a trinitarian pentecostal pastor. This pastor is one of the
leaders
>of this group. My husband told him all about baptism in Jesus' name.
The
>pastor said he had never heard of it before and sounded interested.
They
>talked for approximatley 2 hours. A month or two later, my husband
>recieved an interesting letter in the mail. It was from this group.
They
>were inviting the pastors out again only in this letter it said if you
>did not believe in the trinity and hold to certain beliefs, you were
not
>invited.


Sis, this is not uncommon, I have heard of others that have been
blacklisted for non-compliance. There was a fledgling Bible-Study group
here at work that I tried to get into. They were very receptive until I
mentioned baptism and then they moved the meeting site and changed the
day. The isolation we have is not our choice.

Lord Bless,
Bill

PS: remember there will come a time when men will not endure sound
doctrine, but will look for ear-ticklers in ministers.


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