Monday morning survey
For years I've noticed that the Spring Daylight Saving Time change Sunday always has a big affect on church attendance, and I'm curious as to exactly why. Here's the perfect opportunity for us to conduct an unscientific poll, and you can be completely anonymous, so please respond -
if you were absent yesterday, was it because:
A. You learned about the time-change after you awoke, and figured you didn't have time to even try to come to church
B. You learned about the time-change while driving to church, and turned around and went back home.
C. You knew missing an hour of sleep was hard, so you planned not to attend yesterday.
D. None of the above (please write in your own reason)
Nobody's in trouble; I'm just curious...so humor me, please. What was your reason?
if you were absent yesterday, was it because:
A. You learned about the time-change after you awoke, and figured you didn't have time to even try to come to church
B. You learned about the time-change while driving to church, and turned around and went back home.
C. You knew missing an hour of sleep was hard, so you planned not to attend yesterday.
D. None of the above (please write in your own reason)
Nobody's in trouble; I'm just curious...so humor me, please. What was your reason?
3 Comments:
Hey Pastor..I don't fit any category because I was at church. However, given my previous history with such, I turned our clocks back on Friday night & lived Saturday as if it were Sunday. Viola - at church on time Sunday morning. :o) Hee hee...it's true. But ask Mr. Always on Time, Bob C, where he falls in that category. He has a very funny story & it's all your fault, pastor. :o) LOL - ROTFLOL!
I have been very sick for about 2 weeks and thought it would be best for everyone if i stayed home.
-dawn walden
B.
My husband and I parked in the parking lot while saying, Wow everyone is on time today. It took a few minutes to realize that we forgot to turn the time forward. So we went out for breakfast and came back for an awesome service.
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