The final statement in the resolution on gun violence states, “reflecting the traditional role of The United Methodist Church that has been one of safety and sanctuary, every United Methodist Church is officially declared a weapon-free zone.” [More]Inviting martyrdom to make a point?
At least they don't have to worry about IRS audits over "regulation advocacy" activities -- those only apply to "conservative" religious causes.
I don't suppose they'll make any guarantees?
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And until they "officially declare" that every United Methodist Church will perform weapon searches on every person that walks in, this is so much hot air.
Thank you for the post. Not many Methodists know this fact, that Francis Asbury himself carried a gun. For more on Francis Asbury, I would like to invite you to the website for the book series, The Asbury Triptych Series. The trilogy based on the life of Francis Asbury, the young protégé of John Wesley and George Whitefield, opens with the book, Black Country. The opening novel in this three-book series details the amazing movement of Wesley and Whitefield in England and Ireland as well as its life-changing effect on a Great Britain sadly in need of transformation. Black Country also details the Wesleyan movement's effect on the future leader of Christianity in the American colonies, Francis Asbury. The website for the book series is www.francisasburytriptych.com. Please enjoy the numerous articles on the website. Again, thank you, for the post.
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