Theocratic Trickery
Tuesday September 11, 2007 at 12:00pm | church, committees | Comments (4) » |
So I've been hoodwinked and hornswoggled into being the chairman of the worship committee at church. I didn't even want to be on a committee, let alone in charge of it.
Here's a paraphrase of how it all went down:
Last Month:
Toby: "Jared, can we have you start reporting to the board on what the worship committee talks about?"
Me: "Uhm, I guess so. Just tell you what they talked about or decided?"
Toby: "Yeah, that's it."
Yesterday:
Nancy: "So who's the chairman of our committee?"
Toby: "Jared is."
Me: "Who what now? When did this happen?"
Toby: "Last month."
Me: "All I said was that I would tell you what they talked about."
Toby: "That makes you chairman."
Me: "You sir, are lawful evil."
Toby: "Jared, can we have you start reporting to the board on what the worship committee talks about?"
Me: "Uhm, I guess so. Just tell you what they talked about or decided?"
Toby: "Yeah, that's it."
Yesterday:
Nancy: "So who's the chairman of our committee?"
Toby: "Jared is."
Me: "Who what now? When did this happen?"
Toby: "Last month."
Me: "All I said was that I would tell you what they talked about."
Toby: "That makes you chairman."
Me: "You sir, are lawful evil."
In all honesty, I did kind of see it coming. I mean, Toby got me to be a deacon in much the same way. Still, my modus operandi dictates that, until something is explicitly stated, I don't act on/with it.
So yeah, my involvement in the church leadership continues to expand. That's pretty hilarious.
~PS