Missions Moment...

...because that's all the time we have to catch their attention.

I designed and arranged a fairly decent missions information display in our foyer. And I've changed it up a couple of times in the last year or two, in an effort to keep people's attention. But, it's been a miserable failure. I've never seen anyone spend any time looking at it, let alone glance in that direction. Why is that? Because people just don't read anymore. All they want to look at is a short text or video. You can lead a horse to water...

...or you can flavor it with carrot juice. I'm going to re-design it yet again, and the centerpiece will be a TV. On a continuous loop, it will play one of Springfield's regional missions videos. I'll rotate them every week. Our people, regardless of age, need to see what's going on outside of our walls. And maybe, just maybe, someone will get inspired (or convicted, but that's a triggering word these days).

I expect that you are correct.

You will probably get more views on a screen. (That's just the nature of today's society.)