Or maybe “strange bedfellows” is better. Anyway, we mused last month about the proximity of the new Temenos spiritual center to Mars Hill-WS. Now, they’re truly rubbing elbows; on off-days, the MH buses have their own little pen in the Temenos lot:
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Or maybe “strange bedfellows” is better. Anyway, we mused last month about the proximity of the new Temenos spiritual center to Mars Hill-WS. Now, they’re truly rubbing elbows; on off-days, the MH buses have their own little pen in the Temenos lot:
How is putting up an ugly fence in a parking lot being a good Sam?
I appreciate the efforts MH is making, but I am waiting to see how well they keep managing traffic as time goes by. I am very uneasy about a church with 1,100 people at Sunday services having NO parking. As they continue to grow, will their commitment to traffic management grow as well?
Hmmm. I’d be willing to bet MH pays rent on that space. Church cannot survive on love alone…
Is Temenos still in that building? It looked like they packed up and moved out right after their grand opening. The FOR LEASE signs in the windows don’t help and aren’t very feng shui.
I just drove by tonight and there is a “For Sale” commercial sign posted out front.
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