Joe Krohn, who is best buds with Patterson, bragged that Doebler is OK with the Conference of Pussycats, that Rock and Roll got another grant.
The grapevine tells me the grant from the Antioch Foundation was not as juicy as applied for. Rock and Roll got $20,000, which was either 20% or only 10% of what they applied for. Doubtless they studied the grantsmanship lessons hard at the last Church and Chicanery conference. But alas, Antioch is not Texas-oriented and everyone is short on cash.
So maybe Joe was providing spin on the Rock and Roll story.
I can never remember the exact URL of Rock and Roll, so I use the original URL, churchfromscratch.net. That still goes automatically to the fancy-dancy website.
Ski's is even fancier, with Flash movies.
Both WELS pastors are copying sermons series from non-Lutherans. But that is not news, is it?
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From one leader of Church and Change, more snarkiness:
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Time of Grace Speaker to
Deliver Bartling Lecture
Rev. Mark Jeske, pastor and speaker for Time of Grace, will deliver the annual Bartling Lecture address on Tuesday, March 3, from 7-8:30 pm at Concordia University Wisconsin.
He will repeat his address entitled “Can Lutheranism Exist Without An Adequate Supply of Germans?” the following day, from 12-1 pm.
The events will be held in The Lake Shore Room.
Time of Grace is a national television and media ministry based in Milwaukee, where Rev. Jeske shares the good news of Jesus Christ in a half-hour
Bible Study format. It is seen and heard in more than 20 US markets, including Milwaukee, Chicago,
Minneapolis, St. Louis, Orlando and Washington D.C. For more information on The Bartling Lecture
Series, contact Dr. Timothy Maschke at 262-243-4252.
