There is a difference between teaching and preaching.

Jeff

> Brothers 
>  This is interesting. You mean to tell me that you do not allow 
> women to teach in your churches? Who teaches the nursury? Who 
> teaches your elementary classes? Do you have classes or Bible 
> studies that are exclusively for women? Who teaches them?
>  It seems to me that we are missing the point here. We are talking 
> about a song leader here. We are not talking about the pastor. In my 
> understanding of scripture, when we worship we focus on God, not 
> who is leading us in song. If I remember the original post correctly, 
> there was no man that would do the job that day.
>  The husband is to be the spiritual leader of the family, correct? But 
> in many cases he is not. I praise God that many women take a stand 
> for Jesus in their families when the men do not!
>  
>  I base my comments concerning teaching on this paragraph:
> 
> But that's the point J. God NEVER calls a woman to "preach" as we 
> commonly understand preaching. One cannot have a woman preach 
> or teach in his church without violating Scripture. Period. However, 
> we each must give an account for what we teach others and what we 
> allow. We're not going to change the other's mind. DW
> 
>  May God bless you all. It amazes me how awesome the Holy Spirit 
> is in the Body Of Christ in that in spite of us He still moves in our 
> churches to reach a lost and dying world. But regardless of how 
> successful our ministries may seem, let us not forget that there are 
> still many who need to be reached.
> 
> Tony
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Pastor Jeff Hallmark   SPRUCELAND BAPTIST CHURCH
~~~Presenting the Prince of Peace to Prince George~~~