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I'm Sorry
Milan Ford 

I've been wanting to write to you for some time now.
Seems like every time I would try, I never could find the right words to say. 

We pass each other every Sunday. Sometimes even during the middle of the week.
But for some reason, I just don't feel like we're as close as we once were.

I'm sure there are a number of reasons for that. We both probably share some of 
the blame.
But I felt like it was my time to apologize for a few things that may have 
driven us apart.

I'm Sorry.

For that time one of my ushers told you that seat was reserved for our "special 
guests."

I'm Sorry.

For those times I said our evening services would end at 9pm, but ended at 
10:30pm.
(I realize how difficult that can be with children that still have to get up 
early for school.)

I'm Sorry.

For that time you called one of my leaders for prayer and never received a call 
back.

I'm Sorry.

For sometimes being way too critical on how you choose to dress for service.

I'm Sorry.

For those times it seems like I'm always asking for some kind of financial 
assistance.
(I realize how you and others give so faithfully. I just wish there were more 
like you.)

I'm Sorry.

For the times I may have appeared more interested in gaining new members, than 
serving and being a disciple to those members (like you) who were already
coming.

For that time your friend (the one you invited to come visit on last Sunday) 
got screamed at by one of my parking lot leaders for going the wrong way. She
really didn't know.

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I'm Sorry.

For those times you had questions about some of my messages and were afraid to 
ask.

And I'm (Really) Sorry....

For the times you've felt I place too much emphasis on the pastor. I admit 
sometimes I can get a bit carried away. 

I can't imagine how many other things I may have done to make you feel the way 
you do. I never meant to disappoint you and want you to know how important
you are to me.

If there is anything the last few years have taught me, is that I desperately 
need to make some changes. I realize I've picked up a pretty bad rap recently.
So much so I thought about giving up.

But just when I was about to throw in the towel, I read in Ephesians 5:25 that 
Christ loves me, and even gave Himself up for me (despite my many shortcomings).

I figured if Christ could love me, with all that I've done in the past, there 
still may be hope for the two of us. Although I can't promise everything is
going to be perfect, I know that together, we still can do some great and 
awesome things. I hope you will consider forgiving me and working alongside me.

We have so much to do.

Yours always,

The Church

Milan Ford

O. Addison Gethers
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