I love to hear that Phil. Wonderful.  I've found that care missing in lots of places. Our church is unique that way too. Pastor often shares a video prior to his message. Many of those are just music with lots going on visually but no words. He avoids those unless he has a good reason for not doing so. Someone always comes along side to give a video description when necessary. He and I had a long conversation about that. He expressed not only concern to me but concern to the places on line where he finds video material.



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From: Phil Scovell  <[log in to unmask]>
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Date: Tuesday, May 2, 2017 12:48 pm
Subject: Church experience

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> Sunday night, we were going to play a video, in the pastor's absence, of another preacher in the denomination.  The assistant pastor told Sandy and I on the way home, the pastor was so concerned for us concerning not being able to see the video, he called and asked the assistant pastor what they could do for us.  Dave just told the pastor that it wasn't going to be anything but a guy preaching from the pulpit so we should be fine.  Now, tell me.  You ever heard of a pastor worrying about a couple of his blind church members like that before?  How unique and wonderful.  Everybody in the little church is practically like that, too.
>   I say little church, meaning, a low  is 15 to 20 people and a high is 40 people.  There is a local mens Bible study once a month and we have about 40 to 60, sometimes even more, men and pastors from around the state coming over to Denver and some from out of state.
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