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Brian Berger
Manchester, NH
Brian_Berger@JUNO.COM


Thanks for another reminder that if we can type we should be able to pray
and witness. I see doors open on the web and I see the churches that are
at the forefront the ones with the coolest web pages. My Dist Super has
never seen his own church's page in it's latest form (trust that is how
he can do it). Yet he has a person a week tell him how they saw his web
page and they were impressed .I was impressed with the Bible Study I
downloaded from Bro Bassett's page. We visited with a man who is helping
to bring our church online. He confessed he would never come to a service
but he had done a lot of study of the church via the web. Well not to
defend the web but again we need to talk to the neighbor not just some
one in a Chat area 2000 miles away.
Brian Berger
Manchester, NH
Brian_Berger@JUNO.COM


>Notice I didn't even bring up how it can further take away
>from our spiritual time.  Many things can do that, and that 
>is why we should take that in consideration for anything we
>do.  
>
>I am for the internet in spreading the gospel.  I also see
>how it can be damaging to many.  If the UPC was to bring
>down a decision and place the internet as a thing we should
>not be around, then so be it, I would follow my pastors decision.
>However, I pray that the UPCI would really break down the 
>internet and not judge it as a whole.  ie. web, e-mail, chat, etc.
>If anything, I find the e-mail to be the most valuable thing for
>anyone to have.
>
>God Bless
>
>Chris Sterrett
>
>Throwing my .01 cent in.."hey, im broke!"
>
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