Six more churches are now part of the big chain letter known as the cooperation churches. Again, don’t know why something that was supposed to fade into disuse is still circulating. The so-called problem area of the southeastern US has no new signers. Europe, the other problem area has two more. w00t. I am not certain of the proposed benefit to San Diego and Fresno except that maybe certain people on important committees will stop visiting and making the case to sign the agreement. I imagine that aid to other churches is somehow better facilitated by joining the group, though everyone I’ve asked has denied my allegation.

The official name of the new committee appears to be the Co-operation Service Team. As stated in the article, if your church is ready to commit to co-operate, give them a jingle on their email. If not, well, I guess you can talk to the southeastern US churches. They seem to be united and co-operating pretty well, just not officially, I guess.

PS: Alan’s article was never printed though his apology was. Just remember kids, you can believe that you don’t need to sign, you just can’t tell anyone else publicly. Publicly, you have to always ask the question, “Why not sign?” over and over until the other person stops talking.