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His fellowship can still rally around him even if he cannot return to that church. Nobody can stop people from praying for him, sending him letters, taking up collections for him etc.
» Posted By anonymous2 On July 10, 2012 @ 9:58 am
Not from the perspective of the Synod, but from the perspective of the rest of the world–churches are businesses even if they are places of worship. They are not immune to the law, to the IRS etc.
» Posted By anonymous2 On July 10, 2012 @ 9:56 am
«« Back To Stats PageHelga, technically it IS a workplace from the employers point of view. All over the USA, people who are attached to their jobs, well liked, competent etc are asked to leave (for a variety of reasons, many of them not fair, and in a varitey of ways i.e. RIF’s, forced retirements, wrongful terminations etc.) and are not able to return. This IS reality….it is not pretty but it is reality. And it is not fair.
Anonymous never said that Jonah was not liked–that is YOUR spin on things via negative assumption. Anonymous was only pointing out the fact that this is commonplace and falls under HR guidelines for ‘risk management’.
» Posted By anonymous2 On July 10, 2012 @ 7:59 am
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