(February 20, 2019 at 8:34 pm)arewethereyet Wrote: Simply - about all the safety stuff. This is a church in a low crime area. I have searched online looking for violent incidents and can't find a history of anything. I do understand the weather and fire issues, that's pretty standard.
What was really odd to me was how many times it was repeated that no matter what you see/hear or think you see/hear...you are not to call 911...period, end of story. You are to call an internal number and report the problem if they deem it necessary. So, if you walk past a room that full of flames - not totally unthinkable since there's a big industrial kitchen - you are not to call 911.
Why would that be a rule?
Yes, due to the fact that you aren't supposed to contact 911 under circumstances where you would call 911 at any other time it makes me wonder what they are so paranoid about and what they think has to be covered up.
There are other things too...most of which have little to do with religion or my atheism. But thanks to all the Christians who thought they needed to jump in.
So if you went to work for a company who deal with highend people and they have their own personal security and tell you there are procedures and protocols in place that would have you call their internal number and not call 911, you would have a problem with this?
If you worked for obama and the SS said don't call 911 call them you would have a problem?
what about your fav movie star who has personal security?
Know it or not sport that kinda is a thing with people on the other side middle class. things are done internally as to filter and minimalism exposure across the board it is not a christian thing... which make me believe the problem you have is Christians are doing it/need to live like high end ballers. (for the lack of a 2019 term).. that Christians also need this level of protection/or subversively someone like you can't just come in and start making empty claims.. you almost sound like a spoiled white guy who see his darker yellow complected dry cleaner driving a much nicer car than he has..
