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Daily Dilemma: Should We Allow A Non-Christian Play On Our Worship Team?
Dear Rebecca & Burns,
Our church is brand new and very small - between 20 and 30 people. We have only one musician - he sings and plays the keyboard, but I am looking for more people. A good friend of mine has agreed to play the guitar, but he's a self-proclaimed Buddhist. A couple of people in the church are adamantly against him playing on Sunday mornings.
What do you think? Can a non-Christian play in our service?
Our church is brand new and very small - between 20 and 30 people. We have only one musician - he sings and plays the keyboard, but I am looking for more people. A good friend of mine has agreed to play the guitar, but he's a self-proclaimed Buddhist. A couple of people in the church are adamantly against him playing on Sunday mornings.
What do you think? Can a non-Christian play in our service?
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By 90.9 KCBI-FMDear Rebecca & Burns,
Our church is brand new and very small - between 20 and 30 people. We have only one musician - he sings and plays the keyboard, but I am looking for more people. A good friend of mine has agreed to play the guitar, but he's a self-proclaimed Buddhist. A couple of people in the church are adamantly against him playing on Sunday mornings.
What do you think? Can a non-Christian play in our service?
Our church is brand new and very small - between 20 and 30 people. We have only one musician - he sings and plays the keyboard, but I am looking for more people. A good friend of mine has agreed to play the guitar, but he's a self-proclaimed Buddhist. A couple of people in the church are adamantly against him playing on Sunday mornings.
What do you think? Can a non-Christian play in our service?