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carlson1 wrote:
I already did and HE said "son, I have already told you if you don't have a sword (Gun In Todays English) sell your coat and go get one." Luke 22:36

ROFL - Obviously I didn't think of it in those terms.

rushman wrote:

But not too far off - I attend church in a restaurant, 100 beer signs and a cross.
http://www.narrowtrail.org

My employer held our Christmas party there 4 years ago. I then took my defensive driving class at the same place last year. What don't they do there?

I'll ask the owner.

KC5AV wrote:Now that's a church I'd like to visit.

You're welcome, any time, we start breakfast about 9:00 on Sunday mornings and service starts at 9:30 with music (usually) by a Texas Country artist.

Lots of info on our web site, including past artists.

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shaggydog wrote:

seamusTX wrote:Jim said restaurant, not bar.

I'm aware of that. His remark simply made me think of the question.

They have a blue TABC sign. " . . . The unlicensed possession . . ."

edited to add: There are no "bars" per se in Collin County, we have restaurants that serve alcoholic beverages, and you can pretty much bet all of them will be <51%.

flintknapper wrote:

Kalrog wrote:Churches are treated no differently than any other private property WRT CHL. Proper notice is required to legally bar you from CHL on property.

Or if they: derive greater than 51% of their revenues from the sale of alcohol.



O.K., just kidding.

But not too far off - I attend church in a restaurant, 100 beer signs and a cross.

http://www.narrowtrail.org