BreakfastSurreal
Well-Known Member
I really wanna go to his church!
The Hipstervangelist: Tammy Faye's Son Moves to New York -- New York Magazine
The Hipstervangelist: Tammy Faye's Son Moves to New York -- New York Magazine
Jay is an awesome person. Christ is definitely working through him. His wife is a sweetheart as well. I'll miss Tammy tremendously.I really wanna go to his church!
The Hipstervangelist: Tammy Faye's Son Moves to New York -- New York Magazine
That isn't what they are trying to do. Just because someone calls him a hipster evangelist doesn't mean the label sticks. He is a very loving guy, great heart -I was just talking about these hipster church people in general. It just seems in bad taste selling religion through trying to look cool, if the religion was so great, surely it would sell itself on its ideaologies.
peter it's not about that. I think a lot of people in their 20s feel abandoned by their churches because of the lack of connection between their generation and the one running the churches. I got my lip pierced when I was 18 and no longer allowed in the church by my father because of the whole "image" thing--he was the pastor so to him it was important for his family to look presentable as good little christians. I think that might be a lot of what really screwed me up, just the expectations on me to be perfect...I tried for a long time and then i just gave up...needless to say with a lot of the things i did i wouldnt dare show my face at his church again. I need a fresh start, but not in a place where people woudl place judgement on me for the things i have done. I know churches SAY that they are a place you can come and not be judged...but everytime I've tried i feel it..their eyes burn through me and it's like being placed under a microscope...there are whispers, and cliques...i just dont like that. I think Jay's church is a nice fresh approach and a place where people like me could go and feel accepted. I know you aren't religious Peter and that is completely your prerogative, but try to understand from a person in my situation's perspective, who doesn't jsut want to turn their back on their faith altogether.
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