I am finally getting around to reading the Fall Leadership Journal. I know, I better hurry because the Winter copy will soon be here. I’ve tried to read them on my iPad, but there is such a lag time between the release of the print version and the digital one. I don’t know why that is so. My administrator and I are certain it is Lifeway’s fault.
But, back to the topic. I didn’t get very far before I found an interesting article on possible location changes for church services and/or Bible studies. The main article was about having Bible studies in bars or pubs. Not a bad idea all around, I think, but the main question I have is who is going to pick up the tab?
The article went on to list possible venues and locations for studying different books of the Bible. Here was their clever list:
The Zoo: Genesis
County Jail: Exodus
Butcher Shop: Leviticus
Courthouse: Judges
Burger King: Chronicles
Dairy Queen: Esther
Hard Rock Café: Psalms
Aquarium: Jonah
Doctor’s office: Luke
Community Theater: Acts
Stadium: Romans
Synagogue: Hebrews
The Beach: Revelation
Now, their list got me thinking, so I made my own list that was specific to the Pacific Northwest.
- Hoh Rainforest: Genesis
- Moses Lake: Exodus
- Microsoft: Leviticus
- Chateau St. Michelle: Judges
- Seattle Downtown Library: Chronicles
- Queen Anne: Esther
- Experience Music Project: Psalms
- Orcas Island: Jonah
- Amazon Headquarters: Luke
- Pike’s Place Market: Acts
- The Space Needle: Romans
- Starbucks: Hebrews
- Mt. St. Helens: Revelation
I made a bonus one, Ezekiel: Boeing. I’d like to hear some of your ideas . . . so comment away!