God called an audible this week.
I originally planned to attend a Jehovah’s Witness church, but the Jehovah’s Witnesses don’t market themselves very well. A Google search identified a dozen options in Cincinnati, but none of those churches had a personalized website. Everything kept directing me back to a generic site called watchtower.org. I finally found a few addresses, but I had no idea what time their services started. So, I planned to wake up early, drive by a couple of locations, and hope for the best.
Sadly, that plan didn’t work out very well. I drove by two churches and both had already started their services. I didn’t want to walk in late, so I opted for Plan B—Good Shepherd Lutheran Church (www.goodshepherd.com).
I had no idea what to expect in a Lutheran church, but it was right down the street from one of the Jehovah’s Witnesses churches, and they had a service starting in fifteen minutes. Sounded good to me.
But here’s the freaky part …
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I originally planned to attend a Jehovah’s Witness church, but the Jehovah’s Witnesses don’t market themselves very well. A Google search identified a dozen options in Cincinnati, but none of those churches had a personalized website. Everything kept directing me back to a generic site called watchtower.org. I finally found a few addresses, but I had no idea what time their services started. So, I planned to wake up early, drive by a couple of locations, and hope for the best.
Sadly, that plan didn’t work out very well. I drove by two churches and both had already started their services. I didn’t want to walk in late, so I opted for Plan B—Good Shepherd Lutheran Church (www.goodshepherd.com).
I had no idea what to expect in a Lutheran church, but it was right down the street from one of the Jehovah’s Witnesses churches, and they had a service starting in fifteen minutes. Sounded good to me.
But here’s the freaky part …
To finish reading about this experience or any of the reflections from my 52 visits, please purchase the full book here.
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