Church in Orlando Area?

[Cindy]

Originally Posted by Stephen Hoover

I can't imagine! One of the ways my parents could swing nine kids was by NOT taking us to disney!

I never had a soda until I was sixteen!

BTW - we really did have all we needed - just not any luxuries.

Well, we were allowed one soda every two weeks as well as a small bag of penny candy. Other than that it was mama's cooking, iced tea or milk.

[CC1]

It is amazing how the expectations change with each generation. When my wife and I were first married and struggling financially we ate a lot of Kraft Macaroni & Cheese out of a box and fried bologna.

Now when my daughter and her husband are struggling I notice they are still eating out at Chili or Applebees at least several times a week (they do share meals there but........)

[Sherri]

Originally Posted by CC1

It is amazing how the expectations change with each generation. When my wife and I were first married and struggling financially we ate a lot of Kraft Macaroni & Cheese out of a box and fried bologna.

Now when my daughter and her husband are struggling I notice they are still eating out at Chili or Applebees at least several times a week (they do share meals there but........)

I know.....Zac and his friends go out to eat at places like O'Charley's, Red Lobster. At that age, I ate at BURGER BARN!!!!

[CC1]

Originally Posted by Sherri

I know.....Zac and his friends go out to eat at places like O'Charley's, Red Lobster. At that age, I ate at BURGER BARN!!!!

At JCM if we went to Danvers instead of Krystals that was a luxury! All of our eating out money had to be saved for Wed and Sunday nights to go to Shoney's to socialize.

[Cindy]

Originally Posted by CC1

It is amazing how the expectations change with each generation. When my wife and I were first married and struggling financially we ate a lot of Kraft Macaroni & Cheese out of a box and fried bologna.

Now when my daughter and her husband are struggling I notice they are still eating out at Chili or Applebees at least several times a week (they do share meals there but........)

lol I know that's right.

I loved fried bologna sandwiches when I was a kid. We ate a lot of sweet potatoes, pinto beans, cornbread, and fried potatoes when we were struggling. And we also had 2 huge pecan trees at one time, I never knew there were so many ways to use pecans.

[Hesetmefree238]

I visited the church pastored by Bro. Mike Williams a few years ago while on
a Disney World vacation. It was a great service. I attended the Sunday night
service.

[Sherri]

Originally Posted by CC1

At JCM if we went to Danvers instead of Krystals that was a luxury! All of our eating out money had to be saved for Wed and Sunday nights to go to Shoney's to socialize.

Or El Burrito's or Pasquales.......sometimes even Western Sizzlin' if we were feelin' really rich! I remember in Bible College going to Burger King and they had an all you could eat salad bar for 69 cents. I ate that so many times! It was just lettuce, cheese and tomatoes with dressing, but it was 69 cents!!!!!!

[ReformedDave]

Originally Posted by Stephen Hoover

Bro Elms is a well respected man too. He is younger than you, but I believe a graduate of JCM (or whatever it was called)

I've known him since he was born. His dad and uncles are men I respect and call my friends.

[stmatthew]

Isn't Benny Hinn's church in Orlando?? Or did Clint Brown take it over??

[ReformedDave]

Originally Posted by stmatthew

Isn't Benny Hinn's church in Orlando?? Or did Clint Brown take it over??

They voted in some mouse!