Pastor Troy

Pastor Neil Rhodes in New York does not like big butts (no, this doesn't have anything to do with Sir Mix-a-Lot).

If we are to get out of this habit of destroying the distinctions between public and private lives, liberals need to give the conservative hypocrites a break. We should judge public figures by how they meet their public responsibilities, and leave it to spouses, pastors, children and friends to praise or punish their private behavior.

Imagine empowering your pastors and lay ministers with the ability to leverage their cell phones, home computers and/or office email to track follow-ups with visitors, schedule visits with members in the hospital, track prayer requests and other contact-centric information from anywhere about town, or even around the globe.