Take two: Get off of my porch, Journey Church. Go away. Leave me be.

Good news: This one was on the door handle, not in the letter box.

Bad news: We just went through this on Sunday, and now it's more litter for the landfill.

Sunday rant: Get off of my porch.

There was feedback from a friend after Sunday's post, which refers to the handout shown above. My guess is that it's legal, but isn't it also legal for me to remind the church's roaming ambassadors of litter to GET OFF OF MY PORCH?

Journey is going to hold Bible school in the S. Ellen Jones (they must mean Ritter) Park this summer. Is that legal?

Here's the church's mission statement:

“Journey Church has a vision to become a healthy, reproducing community of believers sold out to the Gospel while planting new churches on the local, national and global levels.”

Here's their website: http://www.journeyindiana.com/new-here/vision/

Sunday rant: Get off of my porch.

I don't stuff circulars into YOUR mailbox, do I? You know, envelopes with weird, rambling invitations to superstition, ink pens and batteries -- that's right, a battery, perhaps implying that mine is dead, and only Jesus can start me moving again? Christianity as Energizer bunny? At least Sojourn's circular actually was pinned to the door, but the same goes out to them: Get off of my porch, and keep your waste paper to yourselves.

(Yes, I edited myself)