Joel Olsteen's Lakewood Church now offers a drive-thru healing service. Is this a good thing?

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mikecalimbas

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2 years ago

To each their own, and because of that I won't judge. Still, I can't help to think... What happens if they mess up on your order?

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theuglystick

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2 years ago

Make sure you get a receipt.

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Blueskypie

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2 years ago

What a joke.

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SaM97

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2 years ago

Why wouldn't it be a good thing? It gives hopeless sick people hope. Calling it "Drive thru service" just makes it sound controversial but like it says: "the drive service is for anyone too ill to attend". Plus the church isn't forcinga anyone to attend.

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Frisbee

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2 years ago

My initial thoughts is similar to services where people visit senior citizens who are too old to move around.

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beachiolli

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2 years ago

we have a drive-in church in my hometown, and although some people just like it so they can show up in their pajamas, it is also a way that mentally and physical handicaps can take attend services when they can't go to a traditional church.

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