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Ready for a rematch
Q: What accounted for your success running ball against 49ers in your Oct. 26 meeting? McGinnis: I think we were fortunate to get some runs at opportune times. I think Jim Mora Jr. has put together a tremendous defense there. It's an all day's work to make any yards on them. Sometimes, ball games evolve differently Sunday after Sunday. On that day, it just seemed to be our day, and we were able to move the ball on the ground. Q: What do you do with your defensive game plan when going up against a 49ers offense that appears to be struggling? McGinnis: Well, when I look at the 49ers, I see a very talented group. You know that Garcia has just come back in with last week being his first game back. There were some very unusual plays last week that resulted in those interceptions. There were balls being tipped into guys' hands. We've had those things happen to us. When that stuff starts happening to you, it kind of snowballs on you. So, we are really not taking that ball game as any real indication of where their offense is. I mean, they've got very dangerous people to throw the football to. We are all very cognizant of the talent that they have at receiver. Garcia has been a guy that has given us tremendous problems in the past. I know Garrison is going to be out, but Barlow is a back that can take 25-30 carries a game because he's a big back and he has great balance. So, what we have to do is play much better than we did last week against the Bears, especially in the fourth quarter. We were able to do some things through three quarters that gave us a chance, but in the fourth quarter, we were not able to make any kind of timely stops. Plus, we gave up two deep passes, and that is something that we just can't do against the 49ers. Q: Is playing defense against Barlow any different than playing against Hearst? McGinnis: No, not really. We really can't because he is a guy that can run inside or outside. Even though this is his first start, he's not brand new to the game. Because of the way they use Garrison and him back there together, he's a veteran player that has given us problems in the past. He's a very capable runner, as I said, both inside and outside. He's a very powerful back. We have to get a lot of hats to him once they do decide to start handing him the football because he'll break through one or two guys. He'll break through arm tackles. We're going to concentrate very hard on being able to slow him down. Q: What has Emmitt Smith brought to team and how does he compare to Marcel Shipp? McGinnis: Emmitt has brought a number of things to this football team. I was fortunate to be in Chicago with the late Walter Payton. I followed the things that he brought to that football team, not only on the field, but everywhere else. His work ethic, the way he approaches the game and what he is. Emmitt Smith is just that. Emmitt Smith is a Hall of Famer that is in our locker room every day. You just can't measure the importance of that. He's been absolutely fabulous for this football team in a lot of different areas. I think these guys will always appreciate the fact that they were on this football team with Emmitt Smith. He's a guy that brings a very good understanding of everything that goes on in the National Football League; through the good times and the hard times. I couldn't be happier that he is on this football team. He and Marcel are two different types of backs. Emmitt is Emmitt Smith. This guy is the All-time, All-time. Marcel is a young back that is a bigger back that has good speed, power and explosion. Marcel has learned a lot from Emmitt, as far as being able to read defenses and how to approach things, as far as getting ready to play. So, it has been a great marriage between the two. Q: Do you see receiver Anquan Boldin as a possible rookie of the year? McGinnis: He is the Rookie-of-the-Year. I don't know how much my vote counts, but if my vote counts a whole lot, then Anquan Boldin is not just the Offensive Rookie-of-the-Year, he is the Rookie-of-the-Year. I've only been around one other rookie in my 18 years in the league that has had as much an impact and that has been as mature as coming into the league. He approaches the game like a veteran with a tremendous attitude and tremendous work ethic. He is very humble. The only other guy that I have ever been around that has come in as a rookie and been able to do that is Mark Carrier out of USC when we drafted him number one at the Chicago Bears. He came in, and was an immediate starter on a very good defensive football team. He had 10 interceptions, and went to the Pro Bowl. He made a huge impact in the league. Anquan Boldin has made the same type of impact. He is a guy that you would like to build your football team around. He's a guy that has become a fan favorite here in the valley, and even throughout the country. He's the type of person that you would want your son to emulate. He's the type of person that you would want to represent your company. He's the type of person, like I said, that you want to build your football team around. He's been absolutely fabulous. Q: What characteristics make Boldin so good at a young age? McGinnis: I think his parents deserve all the credit in the world for the way that he was raised, for the work ethic and for the consistency. He's very grounded in what is very real and what is not real. He's very disciplined. I think he had tremendous upbringing by his parents. He has taken that and taken it all to heart. Believe me, Anquan Boldin is a guy that you want to be around 24 hours a day because he is solid, a tremendous representative of the Cardinals and great ambassador for the National Football League. This guy is a guy that will around for a long time, and the league is going to be glad that he is around. Q: How does starting linebacker Ray Thompson's suspension affect the defense? McGinnis: Ray was a very good player for us. I was very sad to learn of it. I was very sad to have to report it. You know, the league is very, very clear on the repercussions. So, Ray will serve his four-game suspension. We'll have players that will step in, but Ray Thompson, again as I said, I'm just very sad for the occurrence. Q: How do you expect San Francisco's offense to change with Barlow in the backfield instead of Hearst? McGinnis: It is different when you have two backs that you have to prepare for rather than one, but I think they are a tremendous offensive football team running the football. They average over 4.5 yards a carry. If Barlow is the back, they will still run the same plays. To me, either one of those guys can be a starter in his own right and carry the ball 25-30 times a game and they wouldn't miss a beat. They are very fortunate to have both of them. This week, they'll just have one of them, but I don't see them changing their offense a whole lot. Q: Is it tougher than ever now to win on the road in the NFL? McGinnis: Well, I think it depends on how you play. We've had problems winning on the road because we've turned the football over. I think if we had turned over the football at home as we did on the road in some of those ball games, we wouldn't win those either. To me, whether or not you are on the road or at home, I think the formula still has to be the same. You have to be able to protect the ball with your offense. You have to be able to take it away from the opponent's offense. Then, when you have a chance to make plays, on either side of the ball or on special teams, you've got to be able to do it. That is what is killing us on the road. We've turned the football over way too many times to be successful. Q: Is that all it is, or is there a mindset when you go on the road? McGinnis: No, there is no different mindset at all. In this day in age, with jet travel the way it is, it is not like it takes two or three days by train to get somewhere. The mindset is exactly the same. The results haven't been very good and we need to get it stopped. Q: Do you look at the 49ers offense now as more of a running team or a passing team? McGinnis: I think they have the ability to do both because Garcia is a guy that has always given us huge problems with his ability to throw on the move. He makes plays with his legs. He's driven us crazy running the football. Their talent at receiver is very well documented and known. They've always had an offensive line that has been very good at getting a hat on people, regardless of what defensive fronts they are facing. When we played them before, they had both running backs. 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10229 E D Avenue, Richland 49083
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Combe Grove area
By the Combe Grove area I mean Shaft Road and Brassknocker Hill.
The details from Thorpe's map of 1742 give a clear idea of what was built at that time. Combe Hill House and the Brassknocker Inn can be seen on Brassknocker. Shaft Road is not quite so clear, though Ivy Cottages, Combe Grange and the Old Farmhouse and Tithe Barn might fit the bill.
Combe Hill House
Combe Hill House
Combe Hill house is believed to have been built in the early 1700's with additions in 1794.
An advert from 1801 advertises that it is to let and let's us know that it has 35 acres and a coach house with stabling for eight horses.
An 1815 advert suggests that it was previously occupied by Edward Candler Brown (1732 – 1807) who is known to have been residing at Prior Park in the period 1805 to 1807. Thus it may be that he took Combe Hill House in 1801 and stayed until 1805.
It seems probable from Ella Knott's comment in the cutting that it was also owned by John Vivian (1756-1828), barrister, solicitor to the Excise, and bencher of the Middle Temple who also owned Claverton Manor,
In the 1841 and 1851 censuses the house is occupied by Walter John Lord (1791 – 1860) and his wife Elizabeth Winston (1811 – 1896).
It seems he was a teacher to those who wanted to join the military.
Combe Hill House was bought by Rev John Clark Knott (1818 – 1907) and his wife Frances Harriett Goldingham Kitson (1822 – 1900) in 1860.
His unmarried daughters Edith Georgina (1851 – 1914), Susan Mary (1852 – 1917), Laura Geraldine (1858 – 1930) and Ella Margaretta (1854 – 1935) continued to live there until at least 1923.
The house was then bought by Dr George Sherbrooke Turpin (1866 – 1948) and his second wife Gertrude Caroline Waite Johnson (1868 – 1948).
Dr George Sherbrooke Turpin was principal of Huddersfield Technical College, headmaster of Swansea Grammar School and Nottingham High School.
When he was appointed principal of the Swansea Grammar School (formerly the Bishop Gore Grammar School) in 1895, he stated his intention to separate the higher technical work and 'to make Swansea the national Metallurgical School, occupying the same relative position to the education and industries of the United Kingdom that Freiburg and Clausthal occupy in Germany'. There were at the time and within fifteen miles of Swansea 240 collieries, 31 ironworks, 31 tinworks, 4 steel works, 6 smelter works, 19 copper works, 7 fuel works and 40 other miscellaneous works.
After they died Combe Hill house was put up for auction but did not reach its reserve.
It was bought by Douglas Mowbray Woodward (1908–1992) and his wife Ida Dorothy Oliver (b. 1898).
Douglas Mowbray Woodward, the founder of Mowbray Woodwards solicitors in Bath, lived there until he died.
Combe Grove Lodge
Combe Grove Lodge
In all the following censuses Combe Grove Lodge was occupied by the gardner for Combe Grove Manor. As the residents were working class and the 'social medium' of the day, the newspaper, did not really follow their world unless criminality or scandal was involved – which gives a distorted image of working people's lives – I have been unable to add much flesh to the bones below.
1851 Thomas Coles (b. 1816) and his wife Elizabeth Norris (b. 1815)
1861 & 1871 George Paine (b. 1830) and his wife Jane Augusta (1828 – 1872)
1881 & 1891 William Dicker (b. 1819) and his wife Mary Ann Clark (b. 1821)
1901 William Curwood (1864 – 1956) and his wife Mary Elizabeth Taylor (1863 – 1929)
1911 Arthur George Sawyer (1875 – 1955) and his wife Ellen Mary Bailey (1878 – 1919)
Combe Grove Farm
Combe Grove Farm
Benjamin Golding (1770 – 1849) was clearly resident in 1826 as the reward advert shows. He was married to Elizabeth Hargest (1773 – 1847) and they were the parents of Caroline Elizabeth Golding (1797 – 1857) the wife of William Vaughn-Jenkins (1752 – 1818), who owned Combe Grove Manor, and after of Captain Humphrey May Freestun (1790 – 1863).
From at least 1841 to 1851 William Harding (1811 – 1873), described at first as a Yeoman and in the latter census as a farmer, and his wife Mary Rose (1810 – 1869), lived at Combe Grove Farm.
In 1856 a report of the malicious killing of two sheep tells us that William Sibley (1806 – 1876), a baker and grocer, and his wife Catharine Cottall (1807 – 1870) who traded at Isabella House on The Avenue until he died was also linked with Combe Grove farm, though they do not appear to have lived there.
In the 1861, 1871 and 1881 census Joseph Law (1825 – 1906) and his wife Ann Sawyer (1824 – 1885) were resident and in the 1891 census just Joseph.
He obviously decided to quit the farm in 1878 as it was up for lease and there is a notice of him selling his stock. However, clearly he did not leave until 1900.
In the 1901 and 1911 censuses Henry J Smith (b. 1869), described as a farm bailiff, and his wife Louisa (b. 1869) lived here.
He was the bailiff for James Ledger Hill (1839 – 1912) and his wife Mary Tucker (1849 – 1931).
Details of his achievements are given in the clip about his will. He left over £119,000 in 1912 the equivalent of about £42,420,000.00 today.[1]
The Southampton Steam Shipping Company was founded in England in 1853, became the Union Steamship Company and then the Union Line, and in 1900 merged with Castle Shipping Line to become Union-Castle Mail Steamship Company.
Wallbridge Mill in Frome began as a dyehouse, possibly accompanied by a fulling mill. It was developed into a factory in the early 1840s. The mill closed in 1965, the last one to do so in Frome, and some of the mid-19th century factory buildings survive. In 1868 it passed into the hands of William Henry Tucker (1814 – 1877) who lived at West Brow on Belmont in the 1870s.
James Ledger Hill and his wife had some notable offspring.
Arthur James Ledger Hill (1871 – 1950) was an all round cricketer In first-class cricket Hill hit 20 hundreds, scoring altogether 9,995 runs, averaging 27.91, and he took 278 wickets, average 29.60. He went with Lord Hawke's team to India in 1892-93, America 1894, and South Africa 1895-96, and with MCC to Argentine 1911-12. He played in three Tests in South Africa, scoring 124 at Cape Town.
Major General Walter Pitts Hendy Hill (1877 – 1942) CB CMG DSO served in WWI and later became colonel of the Royal Fusiliers.
His grandson, the son of Walter Pitts Hendy Hill, was Brigadier Stanley James Ledger Hill (1911 – 2006) DSO & two Bars MC served as commander of the 3rd Parachute Brigade, part of the 6th Airborne Division in WWII.
After James Ledger Hill, Combe Grove farm was taken on by Ernest Henry Newport (1877 – 1937) and his wife Ella Watts (1885 – 1978).
They had a baptism of fire as foot and mouth disease broke out in 1915.
William Waldegrave Palmer (1859 – 1942), 2nd Earl of Selborne KG GCMG PC, President of the Board of Agriculture described it thus in the House of Lords on 2 Nov 1915:[2]
"The main circumstances are that the disease appeared on the premises of a dairy farmer living at Monkton Combe, on the outskirts of the Borough of Bath, being confirmed as foot-and-mouth disease on October 21. An investigation showed that the disease had been there for nearly three weeks before it was recognised, so that it will be apparent that, with the start it had, and taking into account that there are so many ways in which it could be introduced into a partly residential district, the business of tracing its origin will be found a very difficult if not an impossible one. I must say that it is a most deplorable thing that not only the farmers who are not experts in the disease but those experts they called in should have been staring this terrible disease in the face for three weeks before they had the slightest idea what it was or gave the Board of Agriculture any notice. Up to the present twenty-four outbreaks in all have occurred in the Monkton Combe district. There is direct connection traceable between them all, except two of them which are away from the main group—one in the parish of Winkfield, three miles away from the nearest place of infection in the Monkton Combe district, and the other in the parish of Compton Dando, about seven miles away from it. It is practically certain that these two are connected with the others, but, so far, the connection cannot be definitely indicated. The other outbreak of disease in the country is in the extreme south-western corner of Pembrokeshire. That is directly traceable to a calf which was taken from premises in the Monkton Combe district which have since been declared infected. This animal, with nine others from the Bath auction mart, was taken direct by rail to Pembroke. The calves were from the first closely watched, and distinct signs of the disease were found to exist on October 28. Since that date there has been no development of the disease at this centre, it having been found possible, in the favourable circumstances of the case, to keep it under complete control."
After Ernest Newport left Combe Grove farm was occupied by William Arney, possible William George Arney (1904 – 1970).
He was followed by Stanley Joseph Warren (1907 – 1994) and he by a Mr L R Wagstaff.
Ivy Cottages
Ivy Cottages
Ivy Cottages was two dwellings for most of this period. As the residents were working class and the 'social medium' of the day, the newspaper, did not really follow their world unless criminality or scandal was involved – which gives a distorted image of working people's lives – I have been unable to add much flesh to the bones below.
1851 Charles Sumsion (b. 1784), a farmer
1861 & 1871 Elizabeth Smith (b. 1834), a laundress also William Watts (1800 – 1851), a farm labourer
1881 & 1891 Elizabeth Smith (b. 1834), a laundress then a dressmaker also Eli James (1827 – 1903) an agricultural labourer and his wife Louisa (b. 1825)
1901 Eli James (1827 – 1903) now a gardener and his wife Louisa Collings (1826 – 1904) also Walter Harry Keel (1868 – 1946) a coachman and his wife Beatrice Witchel (1867 – 1940)
1911 George Plummer (b. 1874) the GWR Station Master and his wife Alice Louisa Leakey (1873 – 1920) also Thomas Ainsworth (1867 – 1927), a gardener and his wife Amelia Ann Warren (1867 – 1940)
Combe Grange
Combe Grange
In the 1841 and 1851 censuses Combe Grange, then called Combe Grove Villa, was occupied by a brother and sister. Rev Edmund Jones Crawley (1792 – 1871), who had been a Prebendary of Wells and his sister Mary Crawley (1791 – 1858). She died at Combe Grange so we can reasonably assume they were both there until 1858.
In 1861 and 1871 the house is occupied by Lt Col Frederick Joseph Clerk (1805 – 1873) and his wife Joanna Hamilton (1821 – 1899).
His obituary in the Bath Chronicle seems almost like a stereotype of a Victorian, British colonel.
After Col Clerk died his wife is noted in numerous charity events in the Bath Chronicle such as the one for the convalescent home. She had decided to move in 1899, but died whilst in the process on 17 May.
Combe Grange was unoccupied in the 1901 census, but in 1902 Captain William Vaughan-Jenkins (1879 – 1968) and his wife Irene Miskin Miller (1873 – 1951) lived there. He was the owner of the Combe Grove estate, but Combe Grove was let to James Ledger Hill.
The Bath Chronicle records that she was delivered of twins. A daughter who was still born and William Vaughan-Jenkins (1902 – 1990).
By 1911 Maud Alice Batchelor (née Batty) (1875 – 1952) was ensconced with her children Denzil Stanley (1906 – 1969) and Rosamond (b. 1909). She was married to Sir Stanley Lockhart Batchelor (1868 – 1938) a a Puisne Judge of the High Court of Judicature, Bombay.
By 1914 the house was occupied by Francis Jeffries Kingsley (1852 – 1929) and his wife Mary Colomb (1866 – 1944). She was the daughter of Vice-Admiral Philip Howard Colomb (1831 – 1899).
In 1919 a Mrs Porch was in residence, in 1920 a Col & Mrs Tothill.
In 1922 Monkton Combe school leased Combe Grange as a boarding house and in 1923 a Miss Barclay was noted there in the directories.
By 1928 Mrs Gurney née Mary Penelope Valpy Gregg (1871 – 1952) the wife of Martin Septimus Gurney (1876 – 1943), the farm manager for the school, was noted to be resident. The school stopped leasing the house in 1932 due to having fewer pupils because of the depression.[3]
A Mrs Gertrude Mary Griffith (1865 – 1938) was living at Combe Grange when she died on 8 March 1938.
In 1948 Monkton Combe school leased Combe Grange again and the 1950 PO Directory lists Robin Pryor Archibald Lankester (1914 – 1993), a school master, as resident.
The house was used by the school as a boarding house until it was sold privately in 2010.
Lodge Style
Lodge Style
Lodge Style was designed by Charles Francis Annesley Voysey (1857 – 1941) in 1909.
He had started as a designer of wallpapers, fabrics and furnishings in a simple Arts & Crafts style but became the architect of a number of notable country houses such as Perrycroft, Herefordshire, 1893; Annesley Lodge, Hampstead, 1896; Norney Grange, Shackleford, 1897; The Orchard, Chorley Wood, 1900.
Lodge Style is Voysey's last house in England, and is completely different from anything he designed before. It is a detailed and strange bungalow, enriched with carving and symbolic sculpture with a hipped roof and a squat tower.
Voysey built the house for Thomas Sturge Cotterell (1865 – 1950) and his wife Edith Maria Holmes (1869 – 1962).
Cotterell wanted a house that reminded him of Merton College, Oxford. Voysey designed him a miniature college quad. The walls are stone from St Winifred's quarry, part of Bath Stone Firms Ltd, the roofs are slate, the windows have stone mullions and iron casements.
Thomas Sturge Cotterell started off at the family firm Cotterell Brothers but later became General Manager of the Bath Stone Firms and a Bath Councillor.
He was one of the main movers behind the Bath Pageant, being Chairman of the Executive Committee.
He also became Chairman of the Libraries Committee from 1906 – 11 and Deputy Chairman from 1919 – 27, becoming an Alderman and finally Mayor of Bath in 1930.
However, he is remembered mostly today for setting up the Bath Corps of Honorary Guides. Cotterell himself, being an avid history 'buff' (and a Chairman of Bath Preservation Trust), showed visitors around Bath on Boxing day and Easter morning in 1934. By 1975 the frequency of the walks increased to twice daily and on every day except Christmas day. Today there are about 85 volunteer guides who turn out in all weathers.
He had moved from Lodge Style by 1919 and was living at to Pulteney Street in the 1920s and when he died.
His uncle was Jacob Henry Cotterell (1817 – 1868) a land surveyor responsible for the 1852 map of Bath and the surrounding area the last significant independent map of the city, for the use of the City Council, which had just acquired responsibility for public health.
They show the city in amazing detail – you can even see the house numbers! He was a Quaker and in 1838 became the 1st Chairman of Bath Juvenile Temperance Society, then in 1861 was elected President of the Bath Temperance Association, the year they donated the Rebecca Fountain to the Corporation of Bath.
By 1919 Mrs Marguerite Jeanne (née Pentland) Gregson 1848 – 1919 was living there.
By the early 1930s the house was occupied by Mr & Mrs F H Green.
From about 1935 to 1941 Miss Eva Scott (1871 – 1941), an author, was living at Lodge Style.
She, along with her brother and sisters, had been brought up by their aunts, the Misses Harrison, who lived at Waterhouse, after their parents died, their father in 1874 and mother in 1877.


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He makes some really good points.
Everyone knows the keyboard worship leader is passe. And he is right, of course. No one wants to incur Piper's wrath.
My problem is that I'm not sure they make "True Religion" jeans in my size.
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He makes some really good points.
Everyone knows the keyboard worship leader is passe. And he is right, of course. No one wants to incur Piper's wrath.
My problem is that I'm not sure they make "True Religion" jeans in my size.
Dave Miller says
Whoever made this gets the brilliant sarcasm award for the week.
Frank L. says
I'm not up on all the hip planting stuff these days, so good you just verify one thing for me: "Did he sufficiently insult every major religious celebrity of our day?"
Dave Miller says
There might have been a few…
Matt Svoboda says
I am so mad about this video.
I need to cool off… True Religion, here I come.
(I actually buy my jeans at Kohls- I know, manly)
Dave Miller says
I am thinking of creating one of these, Matt, and you will be a major character. You are likely to REALLY get angry about that one.
Honestly, if we can't laugh at ourselves a little….
Dave Miller says
By the way, I'm guessing True Religion jeans are expensive?
Greg Harvey says
Greg Harvey says
And because I'm hardly a neutral observer, I just want to point out those aren't the MOST expensive, but they're more expensive than the average from a quick glance.
Greg Harvey says
I picked this one because I'm pretty sure you can pull out the lime green dye and go to town on it.
Dave Miller says
If you spend 319 bucks on jeans, that ought to disqualify you from ministry – ever, anywhere.
Frank L. says
Chris Roberts says
What if that 319 goes to buy the only pair of jeans I will ever need – wear it all day, every day, for the rest of my life?
Greg Harvey says
Spend 200 on a used washing machine, 50 on a drying line, 10 on detergent, and buy the pair at Walmart instead??
Christiane says
Walmart has current specials on walking sticks, tunics, and sandals . . . for cheap
you could outfit a whole tribe of Church planters at Walmart for the cost of one pair of those True Religion brand jeans
pray tell, what is 'the curse of Piper' ?????
Rick Patrick says
I'm now a "bitly.com" evangelist. Copy the link address, paste it in bitly and it will shorten your link so it looks like this:
Doug Hibbard says
Bitly is a wonderful little helper for all those pesky long links. And if you're statistically minded, you can go back and see just how few people actually click through and listen to the sermon you put on the internet.
Oh, wait…
Greg Harvey says
Your evangelism is sound. I just wanted folks to be able to read the URL. There are some security risks related to clicking that kind of link since it takes you to a page owned by someone other than Dave. Tinyurl has a preview feature so you can see the link at their site before clicking it. Didn't check bit.ly for that but they probably do as well.
Chris Roberts says
I suppose it shows how out of touch and unstylish I am that I thought the "true religion" jeans were a joke. Lo and behold! It's a real brand, only without the awkward ties to religion.
Ed Stetzer says
This is a requirement for new planters at my church.
Just sayin.
Dave Miller says
I'm guessing some assumed that, Ed!
Rick says
"TRUE RELIGION in the sight of God is this: to visit orphans and widows in their need, and to keep oneself unstained by the world's $300 jeans." (James 1:27, The New Message)
Dave Miller says
Is that the paraphrase you've been working on?
Rick Patrick says
Yep. You should read Acts 29!
Max says
Whoa! This is an exact (exact!) description of an SBC church plant & planter just down the road. I'm serious … from metrosexual dress style to Driscoll hair-do to cool guitar-man worship leader … the producers of this clip nailed it! Beware, it's coming to a church near you!
Dave Miller says
Here's the thing, Max. There is nothing wrong, per se, with any of this. If you are young and hip, be that. If that is your style, then do it.
Listen, we could make this just as effectively from 20 years ago with young church planters trying to be Adrian Rogers, Jr. or imitating some other stylistic bent.
The issue is not "being hip" it is the assumption that to be like Christ we all have to conform to some human style.
Max says
I was young, but now am old. I was actually "hip" in my prime and count myself as a contemporary worshiper who has evolved (transforming, but not conforming) through the decades. I've never had a problem with style, as long as there is substance to go with it. However, I'm growing increasingly concerned that this new wave of "cultural relevance" is stretching Christian liberty in method and message. I've listened to sermons coming from the plant I noted … shallow stuff with no exhortation to holiness … some messages approach antinomianism. I would have no problem with the same look described in the video if the message rings true.
Dave Miller says
Yep. I don't care how you dress or what style of music you use. Preach the Word and do the work of the ministry.
Max says
It's all in the balance, I suppose … but the focus should be on Christ, not our appearance.
Dave Miller says
That becomes easier when you look like me!
Ben Coleman says
I suspect part of the problem is failing to distinguish contextualization as translation, and contextualization as marketing. As translation, you learn the language and culture of a group, and use that to make the Gospel clear in terms that that group understands. As marketing, you learn the language and culture of a group and use that to make your gospel presentation attractive to that group. Too much emphasis on the latter can lead to the loss of the former (possibly a form of C. S. Lewis's 'Law of First and Second Things').
Alan Cross says
I love what they said about the mailout advertising the church as relevant and relaxed and fun and better than the other churches. I have actually seen that in mailouts – comparing their new church with the people's previous boring church experiences and promising to be better than that.
Dave Miller says
I, too, have seen those mailouts Alan.
Alan Cross says
I also really liked the emphasis on clothes. Why do church planters dress that way? It is like a uniform or something. What is funny is that often, the ONLY people dressing like that are the ministry types. Everyone else in their 20's and 30's looks relatively normal and just wears clothes but the church planters are all wearing the same thing with the same hair. I can pick them out of a crowd. I am in my 30's, so I'm not ancient yet, but it has just always struck me as funny that there is some kind of uniform.
I guess the previous generation's uniform was khaki pants and polo shirts, though. We should all be more original, I think.
Dave Miller says
My generation is was white shirt, dark suit and a red tie – kinda like I wore Sunday.
Mike Bergman says
I thought about doing a mailout comparing our services to those boring, dated, "contemporary" ones…
We're better than drums and a guitar… we're vintage!
Vintage is cool now, isn't it? Or have I already missed that boat too?
Dave Miller says
Vintage. Wow.
Mike Bergman says
Hey… I can milk cultural relevancy in favor of an organ! 😀
Doug Hibbard says
I wish I still had a copy of a video I did at MABTS for a church planting class. It was an infomercial for the Wrongco Church-O-Matic. Basically hit on the contrast between contextual and non-contextual church plants and was really fun to make.
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Have you seen this one Doug?


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Welcome to Operation: Soviet Overlord. This is a timeline where the re-inforcements that the Japanese called to get to the Japanese fleet at Midway arrived in time. As a result the US navy lost more ships, leading to slightly longer navy battles in the Philippines, Indonesia, and Izumi islands. This called for a slightly longer, Pacific War. So, on August 9th 1945 the USA were finishing the last of the mini-Japanese islands while the Soviet Union invaded Manchuria from the north. This gave the Red Army enough time to capture the Japanese colony of Manchuria and Korea.
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