Locals: Project Open Door needs your help!

April 23, 2008 by · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Church New Member Process, Religion 

My longer-term readers know that I’m chairing a task force at the Presbyterian Church of Lawrenceville.  It’s called
Project Open Door (POD), and is a team that is studying how we can be most effective in our ministry of hospitality – that is, how we welcome and embrace the new people who come into our doors and how we can reach even more people in our community who need our ministry.

We need your help!
We have created a new survey designed to assess what people experience when they come into our doors as newcomers.  We’re asking you to help us by 1) visiting the church as, well, “secret shoppers”; and 2) filling out the survey.   You can use either an on-line or paper version.

If you are willing to help us out and are in the Greater Lawrenceville, NJ area (Trenton, Princeton, Central Jersey), here’s what we would ask you to do:

1) Visit the church for a 10am Sunday service!  (Sometime in the next month or two) If you want information prior to your visit, about the church or the logistics of visiting, go to www.pclawrenceville.org.

2) About a week after your visit, please fill out a survey. You may do so by any of the
following means:

a. You can fill out the survey online at http://tinyurl.com/yokhuf. We understand that this is often the quickest and most convenient way to fill out the survey.

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b. One will be in the visitor packet you can pick up after church at our visitor’s table.

c. You can print out a copy by going to our website (http://pclawrenceville.org/assets/survey_visitor.pdf)

3) Mail the completed paper survey (if you didn’t use the online version) to:

Project Open Door
Presbyterian Church of Lawrenceville
2688 Main St.
Lawrenceville, NJ 08648

Thank you for helping us understand how we can be more faithful in our ministry of hospitality.

– The Project Open Door team

Carolyn’s badge

April 23, 2008 by · Leave a Comment
Filed under: Can't Make This Up, Life, Work 

(Before I go any further, I want to note that Carolyn gave me permission to put this on my blog)

Yesterday, Carolyn (my wife) made a trip to the Ladies’ Room.  At her office this is her own private domain – they had to build it for her specially when they moved her and a few other engineers out to an office in the factory.  She’s the only woman working in that building.

While doing her business, she noticed something on her shoe (dust, lint, who knows?).  She bent forward …

She wears her badge on a lanyard.  The badge descended below the seat at which point she realized and sat up.  The badge got caught on the seat and popped off the lanyard.  It didn’t fall into the water in the toilet but rather laid there on the porcelain.
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However …. it was at this point that the urge to pee overtook her.

She reports that the badge looks fine after being rinsed off.  As of last night she hadn’t checked to see if the little smart chip on it still worked on her laptop.

Her co-worker is reported to have said, “I’m not going near your ID badge again!”