Ok, based on times of responses, and Josh and Jason who refuse to
respond, I think we either need to come up with a different method of
communication or reassess our desire for involvement.
I'm especially surprised at Josh who showed high interest in
developing a ministry, but would not respond whether by Facebook,
text, phone calls, or email.
We'll gather again on Sunday and talk about how we should communicate.
I have much to share, much thoughts on how we should develop this
ministry, but I think the first step is to establish a good line of
communication. If we do not, this ministry will be nothing more than
just a bunch of people gathering to eat (eventually becoming
meaningless). If we want this ministry to be meaningful, each of us
should participate and be involved in the ministry's development.
From some conversations between some of you, we had some new ways of
communicating:
Use AIM/MSN chat, or chat room
Chatroom would require us to meet at a certain time online
Texting (costs for texting may be involved), and Josh doesn't seem
responsive to texting
Battlenet? (we'd all have to buy a copy of Starcraft 2 and Warcraft!),
and all sign up at a certain time.
If we cannot communicate, there is no team, there is no ministry.
Meeting once a week for 5-10 minutes is also meaningless. There's much
to be done, much corporate prayer that is needed, much sharing and
discussing as God reveals His ideas to us. So let's figure out the
best way to communicate, and if any of you are not interested, please
be respectful to those that are trying and let everyone know that you
don't want to be involved with the ministry development (you can
always join us with all the other members, but currently we need a
core team that is willing and dedicated to develop the ministry).
Thanks.
-Sang
On Thu, Oct 21, 2010 at 1:54 PM, Dave Song <dayvi...@hotmail.com> wrote:
> test
I sure will. Hope it works out for you.
=)
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