Wouldn't it depend upon whether there were, available to them, communities 
of believers who assemble for the word, prayer, worship, communion?
Even if there isn't an assembly completely in line with their theological 
bent, as long as it's not apostate, then Heb 10:24-25 has something 
important to say about it, does it not?

A husband and wife are 1 unit, routinely together.
There's no 'assembling' involved in the sense Heb implies, even if they have 
kids.
So, unless they are alone in a remote Alaskan outpost, or wrecked on a 
deserted island (in which case I'd have to ask how you joined them)....they 
are probably neglecting the assembly if this is a regular practice.

Steve


----- Original Message ----- 
From: <24jreisinger26@...>
To: <soundofgrace@...>
Sent: Sunday, February 26, 2006 7:36 PM
Subject: [soundofgrace] Church Service


I attended a church service today that has a regular practice each week of a 
husband and wife team reading the Scripture and praying. The wife read the 
Scripture and the husband led in prayer.
1.  Does such a practice violate any Biblical principles?
2.  Has anyone ever seen this practiced?

JGR
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