Differences Between A Chapel And A Rented Building

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24th May, 2006 - 4:42pm / Post ID: #

Differences Between A Chapel And A Rented Building

I have to teach a class next month about Reverence and I would like to know some of the differences between having a chapel and renting a building for worship services. I am refering to dedication, sacredness of the building and so on. Any help on this?



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Post Date: 28th May, 2006 - 5:42am / Post ID: #

Differences Between A Chapel And A Rented Building
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A Chapel the church owns and can't be pulled by the owner, where the rented can easily be pulled at a whim. I don't know if this helps.

28th May, 2006 - 6:21am / Post ID: #

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I think the sacredness of the meeting place has more to do with the hearts of those who attend than it does with where the meeting is held. I grew up in a small town and we held meetings in a rented building. I remember being told that reverence was just as important for us in our building as it was for those who met in a beautiful chapel.

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When one recognizes the house in which he is meeting as the dwelling place of the Lord, whom he loves with all his heart, then it is not difficult for him to have reverence for it. Marion G. Romney, "Reverence," Ensign, Sept. 1982, 3
I know that a chapel is dedicated and a rented building is not, but in my view this shouldn't affect how reverent we are during our meetings.




 
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