Regardless what religion. Do you take your kids and drop them off or attend with them? My parents always dropped us off. Forgive me, but I see a great need for our FAMILIES to attend together and provide a good example for your kids and neighbors. Our families and Countries are in great need of Gods grace and teachings. Morals are falling to the wayside and this must be turned around. Take your kids by the hand and Please attend church together. It won;t stop divorce or other human problems, but knowing Gods word can and will give kids hope and our Country a chance to turn back to God, Things like saying grace before meals has slipped from many families. I love seeing families or groups saying grace in a public setting. Just consider this, please. God Bless America !

Amen and amen, Larry.

Don’t ask forgiveness for speaking the truth.

Kids need to see their daddies reading the Bible and praying at home. Do your kids ever see you doing so? This would fix the majority of problems in our society...

We take our kids. We also teach them the Bible and what God expects from them at home. I believe this is the most important part of their lives. I believe a relationship with God will give them the best chance at being successful and happy in life, the best thing to keep them healthy, out of trouble, in good favor with those who are in authority over them all through their lives. I believe if you live life seeking the Lord and trying with all your heart to please the Lord in every way, your life will be the absolute best version of your life possible. If

👍

this

Yes! Contrary to the belief of modern society, THE FATHER is the most important leader in the home.

Drop them off must not be too bad, look at how you turned out.




On second thought.....


Just kidding, thanks for the encouragement

I'm always puzzled by the "drop them off" parent mentality.

To acknowledge that kids need, at the minimum, a safe place for socializing with moral & ethical teaching... while discounting their own need for moral and ethical teachings.

Some will even go as far as saying they want their kids to know about God, while they themselves refuse him.

Our children will not prioritize what their parents marginalize.

Mine are grown but we all went as a family.

Both my sons joined me at the Arlington United Methodist Church in Wilcox County, AL this past Sunday. My wife and daughter were with the other Phillistines at Shiloh Baptist in Saraland.

We were eating lunch later in Pine Hill. The lady (Miss Virginia is her name I think?) who used to own the Bank of Pine Hill told my son's that since we'd been to church, maybe we'd have good luck.

Three hours later my son killed a NICE 8 point. To say we were pumped is an understatement. To God be the Glory fellas.

Hopefully Perch will post a pic here for me.

Dont need no skwalling arsed youngins messen up the sermon. Men sit on one side and the wimerns on the other. I know that for a fact Jack. Both sides had spittoons too.

For RobertD

I’m just kinda surprised there’s a place to eat lunch in Pine Hill.

Well it has changed hands/names several times.

We go as a family, wife stays some on Sunday night with the youngest. They go on Wednesday night since they are in town

Absolutely. Fatherless homes is the number one contributing factor to incarceration.