BusinessWeek had a superb issue about life in the office. One of the articles talked about working from home, and said, “In the future, work will not be a place you go, but something you do.” That’s not an exact quote, since I’m relying on spotty memory.
Most of my work can be done at home. I don’t need to go to the office. As long as I get my work done, whether I’m wearing khakis or pajamas, there is happiness in Whoville.
What about “church”? Is church a place you go, or something you do?
Or something you “are”?
Is Anchor a church because people go there every Sunday morning? Or because those people, during the week, represent Christ in their workplaces, pray for each other, show concern when fellow attendees are sick or experiencing hardship, etc.?
Is a marriage a legal status, or a relationship?
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