Today I went into my local Christian Books and Trinkets Store.
I was looking for a book entitled, The Missional Leader by Alan Roxburgh, Fred Romanuk, and Eddie Gibbs.
I was not surprised by the fact that they did not have it. I was not shocked by the fact that they could "order it and it should be here in 10-14 work days." (translated...it will be here when it arrives.)
While there my eye caught a shadowy black suited figure perusing the shelves. My first thought was that someone from Best Buy's "geek squad" was looking for a book.
Upon closer examination, it was a Mormon missionary. I knew that where there was one, there was another close by. Sure enough another black suited figure appeared and joined the search for a book.
Let me stop right here and ask, "am I the only one that thinks that it's strange that a Mormon missionary would be shopping in a Christian bookstore?" I am not here to argue whether or not Mormons are christians or not. I am not even here to try to figure out what the Mormons were doing in the Christian bookstore.
What I am saying is that it just struck me as being funny.
Then a thought hit me. Would I ever go into a Mormon Bookstore and Trinket Shop?
Curiosity may take me inside, but it would require something of substance to keep me there.
Today a pair of Mormon missionaries gave me pause to stop and think.
Oh, by the way, they bought a book, but I was so busy observing and thinking that I didn't see what they bought.
I know one thing. It wasn't The Missional Leader. It has to be ordered.
1 comment:
what are you thinking?
mormon missionaries in the christian gifts and trinkets store makes as much sense as a peruvian harpest at a car cruise. (but then again you probably don't think those go together either)
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