The Number One Son Report

Jul. 23, 2007 - An Expat Service

From Number One Son:
"I attended the expatriate service this afternoon - it is restricted to foreign passport holders.  Foreigners may worship here without restriction.  It had contemporary music, all in English.  It was very strange to be standing here in this city singing "God of Wonders".  We sang about ten songs.  "Temptations Common to Men" was the subject today.  It was good, probably stuff I needed to hear.  After service I got contact information for the cell groups but don't think I'll be able to get to them - they mostly meet Friday evening at 7:30pm, but I'm never off work by that time.  Another cell group meets on Sunday morning, though. I might make that, if I don't go to an indigenous church."
  
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