So last night a bunch of us played a hashtag game called #MyChurchIsSoWhite.
There were a LOT of good ones thrown out there.
#MyChurchIsSoWhite we have to use juice and "wafers" for communion. Heaven knows we don't need more crackers 😐
— Xian Satirist (@TheXianSatirist) July 30, 2014
#MyChurchIsSoWhite whenever a black person visits they think it's one of my wife's relatives… (true story)
— Chris Linzey (@chrislinzey) July 30, 2014
#MyChurchIsSoWhite our dreams of a White Christmas come true every year.
— Anonymous Baptist (@anonbaptist) July 30, 2014
#MyChurchIsSoWhite we think DCTalk repped the thug life.
— Chris Linzey (@chrislinzey) July 30, 2014
#MyChurchIsSoWhite we'll travel 1000s of miles to tell a darker-skinned person abt Jesus but are uncomfortable when one visits our church.
— Anonymous Baptist (@anonbaptist) July 30, 2014
#MyChurchIsSoWhite they think Jesus looked like he was Alabama, loves nascar and guns.
— Pastors Wife (@YoungFirstLady) July 30, 2014
#MyChurchIsSoWhite… we have to hold classes on how to clap to the beat of the music.
— ♖Parson Peeves™♖ (@ParsonPeeves) July 30, 2014
#MyChurchIsSoWhite that my members still interpret "separation" in the Bible as segregation. Let the unfollows begin…
— The Bitter Pastor™ (@TheBitterPastor) July 30, 2014
#MyChurchIsSoWhite we have to put together a sunscreen committee for VBS each year.
— ChristianCollegeKid (@xiancollegekid) July 30, 2014
#MyChurchIsSoWhite they think LeCrae is some fancy French food.
— Anonymous Baptist (@anonbaptist) July 30, 2014
#mychurchissowhite I invited a friend who said, "You know I'd be the only chocolate chip in that cookie." #TrueStory pic.twitter.com/LjWAiygAo8
— Calvinist Janeway (@NeoCalJaneway) July 30, 2014
#MyChurchIsSoWhite Joel Osteen's teeth are jealous….
— Neutral Christian (@NeutralAnon) July 30, 2014
#MyChurchIsSoWhite they think the verse "God is light and in him is no darkness at all" is about our congregation 
— Chris Linzey (@chrislinzey) July 30, 2014
#MyChurchIsSoWhite that we witnessed to a long-time member after they returned from a beach vacation.
— Calvinist America (@CalvinistUSA) July 30, 2014
It’s actually normal to be drawn to people who are similar to ourselves and our own style and preferences. We get into trouble when we start thinking that our way of doing things needs to be the norm for everyone else. We get into trouble when we start seeing anyone else as “other than.”
In Christ, we’re all part of the same family.
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