It is human nature to compare ourselves with others, and the church is no different. Just as Paul's Epistles allowed the early church to peer into the lives of each other, The Church Down the Street allows readers to peer into the worship services of other churches. In an unbiased approach the author lets you experience the worship service as seen through the eyes of a reporter. The Church Down the Street contains anecdotes and stories from the actual worship services and asks thought provoking questions that allow readers to draw their own conclusions. Readers will: - See strengths and weakness in the worship service. - Re-evaluate hospitality toward visitors. - Become more aware of source material used in the worship service. - Compare and contrast music presentations and selections. - Discern the value and content of the sermon. Author Gail Marvel is a veteran who served three years in the US Navy, as well as three years in the Colorado Army National Guard. She is a former elected official and served four years on the Montrose City Council; one year as Mayor Pro Tem. In the church Gail's service has included youth group sponsor, women's ministries, adult education and writing weekly newsletter interviews. Currently Gail is a reporter for the online newspaper The Montrose Mirror. She has published The Christian Ear, a daily blog of Christian insights (http: //christianear.blogspot.com/), since 2006.
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