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TULSA's C Streeters: THE GATHERING!?

Started by FOTD, August 31, 2009, 12:40:34 AM

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sgrizzle

Now we determined the exact date and time FOTD realized there were churches in Tulsa.


FOTD

Scott, What does it mean a church for the city?

If they are a church, then why do they base out of a office/retail location?

TURobY

Quote from: FOTD on August 31, 2009, 09:50:46 AM
Scott, What does it mean a church for the city?

If they are a church, then why do they base out of a office/retail location?

Many smaller churches get their start in such a location. I'm failing to see what the outrage is about...
---Robert

sgrizzle

Quote from: FOTD on August 31, 2009, 09:50:46 AM
Scott, What does it mean a church for the city?

If they are a church, then why do they base out of a office/retail location?

Pretty sure they are meeting at a park. Like TURobY says, like every other startup.

Staples provides "supplies for the office" but they are in a retail area.

FOTD

Quote from: TURobY on August 31, 2009, 10:48:53 AM
Many smaller churches get their start in such a location. I'm failing to see what the outrage is about...

No outrage. Just curious anytime religion and politics get together....

FOTD

Quote from: sgrizzle on August 31, 2009, 10:55:22 AM
Pretty sure they are meeting at a park. Like TURobY says, like every other startup.

Staples provides "supplies for the office" but they are in a retail area.

Above the Brook in Brookside. Across from in the raw.

Staples is not a religious 501 3 c...

dbacks fan

Quote from: FOTD on August 31, 2009, 11:14:46 AM
No outrage. Just curious anytime religion and politics get together....

In reading thier info on thier website, I don't see any connection between the church and politics. They are refering to the citizens, not the municipality. But don't be mistaken, a couple of churches I have attended here in the Phoenix area, Christian non-denominational, have political leanings and agendas, just like business and special interest groups. It's nothing new.

sgrizzle

Quote from: FOTD on August 31, 2009, 11:16:12 AM
Above the Brook in Brookside. Across from in the raw.

Staples is not a religious 501 3 c...

1028 E 6th St is in Brookside?

This church likely isn't a 501c3 either. That status isn't easy to come by.

I'm still not sure how using "for the" in a sentence says there is any direct tie between two nouns. Marky Mark made "Music for the People" but I don't think there was any requirement for the general public to listen to it.

guido911

Someone get Hoss a pacifier.

MichaelBates

This is an "emergent" congregation. I believe it is affiliated with Southern Hills Baptist Church. "For the city" is marketing lingo -- it means they're trying to reach out to young urban hipster types.

Plenty of churches got their start by holding services in leased spaces on Sunday (schools, rec centers, other churches) and renting a small amount of commercial office space. Traditional churches eventually grow enough to buy an existing church building or buy land and build. I suspect the Gathering will eschew the traditional path.

dbacks fan

Is FOTD associated with the "Drive By" media, or is the person the founder of "SASM" ? (Short Attention Span Mentality)

FOTD

#12
Why the link to the city? What does this group intend to do on that front? What is in their agenda? They obviously have one. Who backs them? Why the billboard ads?

Just curious why only Dbacks has responded to that part of my question. And his response seemed like the usual code talk.

FOTD

Quote from: sgrizzle on August 31, 2009, 01:21:51 PM
1028 E 6th St is in Brookside?

This church likely isn't a 501c3 either. That status isn't easy to come by.

I'm still not sure how using "for the" in a sentence says there is any direct tie between two nouns. Marky Mark made "Music for the People" but I don't think there was any requirement for the general public to listen to it.

So, they have meetings above the Brook in their space but the mailing address makes me wrong. City council?

FOTD

Quote from: MichaelBates on August 31, 2009, 02:05:16 PM
This is an "emergent" congregation. I believe it is affiliated with Southern Hills Baptist Church. "For the city" is marketing lingo -- it means they're trying to reach out to young urban hipster types.

Plenty of churches got their start by holding services in leased spaces on Sunday (schools, rec centers, other churches) and renting a small amount of commercial office space. Traditional churches eventually grow enough to buy an existing church building or buy land and build. I suspect the Gathering will eschew the traditional path.

Unless they pull a Carlton Pearson....