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Slack.com slash DHQ. A little while ago, when I was traveling, I don't remember what city

or state I was in, but I attended a local church before my flight. It's always kind of

a game of Russian Roulette to go to a church at a town when you're traveling. I guess I

lost the game this time around. I walked into this church and I knew immediately what

I was in for because I noticed that the choir members, if you can call it a choir, they

were all dressed in shorts and flip flops. Everybody was talking, not just the choir, but everybody.

Everybody was talking. They were treating this time before church as kind of a cocktail

hour. People were gabbin and gossiping and carrying on. Nobody was praying. You look

around. There was no prayer anywhere to be found in the church. That's how it is. There's

always noise. There always has to be noise and sounds and never silence even for a moment.

At some point in recent history, we decided that a church is a place that should always be

filled with noise and there must never be silence in a church. When, of course, a church

is exactly the place where you should be able to go and get some silence. There needs

to be silence in church because silence facilitates mental prayer, which is something that should

be happening in a church. It's part of the whole reason a church exists.

Anyway, finally, church started and the choir or the jam band for Jesus, whatever it was.

They played a song that sounded like a cross between kind of a 90s Disney soundtrack

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