FIPC Church Members Seeking Answers from the Administrative Commission
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Arlene Bowling
10 years ago
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I can see why people are leaving the Presbytery because if this is how you treat your Pastors and congregations. We all deserve answers
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Sara Dryden
10 years ago
Yes, we deserve answers. I do not feel it is in the best interest of the body of FIPC for Pastor Jim to resign.
Postpone until the answers are shared.
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Robert Berry
10 years ago
Please advise. Thank you
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Erv Asbury
10 years ago
This was the biggest sham I have ever seen. How could the AC say this was done in Christ's name
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Katherine Loader
10 years ago
What would Jesus do?
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Kaley Weldon
10 years ago
Praise be to God, may his will be done and may our actions glorify him. The Lord reigns above us and forever adores us, all we do should honor him.
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Arlene Bowling
10 years ago
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I am appalled at how this was handled by the AC and I think the AC should have the decency to present both sides to the congregation and give us answers before any vote is taken.
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Carissa Hogan
10 years ago
I can not vote on any issue unless I am informed on all the facts, pro and con. Have both sides present their cases and consequences before we take a vote.
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Vickie Griffis
10 years ago
We are saddened and confused and would like to have answers.
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Don Roos
10 years ago
I find it offensive the way the AC handled this whole situation....we need to at the very least have this meeting. I hope we can reverse the decision.
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Hannah Weldon
10 years ago
I am disgusted at how this has been handled by the Presbytery. I would like clarification for my family as this is life altering for all of us. Please consider that this has many people very upset and we want answers.
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Sharon Cavins
10 years ago
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As members of our church family, we should be given facts and a vote in the decision making process regarding our pastor, Jim Weldon.
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Jennifer Weldon
10 years ago
People should be given information before making such an important decision. Let's make 4/3 a day to remember what God has done over the past 13 1/2 years in HIS Church.
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Dwight Campbell
10 years ago
I agree that we should have a meeting.
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Sandra Campbell
10 years ago
I think this is a good idea. This is a very serious situation and we deserve to know all the facts that led to this decision.
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Jacob Foster Weldon
10 years ago
The congregation deserves to know more about what has been going on.
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Janet McCaskey
10 years ago
We deserve answers. Not once has the commission given actual information as to why they reached their decision.
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Lori Grandstaff
· petition starter
10 years ago
I support this petition and think the members at FIPC deserve answers
I can see why people are leaving the Presbytery because if this is how you treat your Pastors and congregations. We all deserve answers
Yes, we deserve answers. I do not feel it is in the best interest of the body of FIPC for Pastor Jim to resign. Postpone until the answers are shared.
Please advise. Thank you
This was the biggest sham I have ever seen. How could the AC say this was done in Christ's name
What would Jesus do?
Praise be to God, may his will be done and may our actions glorify him. The Lord reigns above us and forever adores us, all we do should honor him.
I am appalled at how this was handled by the AC and I think the AC should have the decency to present both sides to the congregation and give us answers before any vote is taken.
I can not vote on any issue unless I am informed on all the facts, pro and con. Have both sides present their cases and consequences before we take a vote.
We are saddened and confused and would like to have answers.
I find it offensive the way the AC handled this whole situation....we need to at the very least have this meeting. I hope we can reverse the decision.
I am disgusted at how this has been handled by the Presbytery. I would like clarification for my family as this is life altering for all of us. Please consider that this has many people very upset and we want answers.
As members of our church family, we should be given facts and a vote in the decision making process regarding our pastor, Jim Weldon.
People should be given information before making such an important decision. Let's make 4/3 a day to remember what God has done over the past 13 1/2 years in HIS Church.
I agree that we should have a meeting.
I think this is a good idea. This is a very serious situation and we deserve to know all the facts that led to this decision.
The congregation deserves to know more about what has been going on.
We deserve answers. Not once has the commission given actual information as to why they reached their decision.
I support this petition and think the members at FIPC deserve answers