Regarding Works of Fiction, Including But Not Limited to Humor, Satire, or Parody:
Names, characters, businesses, places, events, locales, and incidents are either the products of the author’s imagination or used in a fictitious manner. Any resemblance to actual persons, living or dead, or actual events is purely coincidental. If you think an article or a story is about you, someone you know, or some organization to which you belong, when it does not specifically mention you, you are probably mistaken, extremely paranoid, or simply narcissistic.
For the non-Christian, a church service can be a confusing event to comprehend. I’ve attended church since my mother’s womb and have been a Christian for 30 plus years and I don’t always understand what’s going on and why. It’s even more confusing when you consider the breadth and depth of what is considered an “Evangelical” church. (Perhaps a topic for another post.)
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Victory Church: Losers Not Welcome!
by Craig Hartranft on August 28, 2021
in Christianity & The Church, Humor & Satire, Op-Ed
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Tagged as: Christian Theology, Church, Ephrata, Evangelical Church, False Doctrine, Humor, Lancaster County, Mega-Church, Sanctification, Satire, Victory Church
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