Would you go to a birthday party on a Sunday morning?

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Instead of seeking DCUM posters' opinions, it seems that it might be more helpful to think of the children you intend to invite and consider whether or not most come from Christian families who attend church on Sunday mornings. If not, then it wouldn't matter.

This isn't really the best advice, as there are clearly Christian families who don't go to church on Sunday mornings and non-Christian families who still don't want to go to a party on Sunday morning. I think it's perfectly reasonable to take a general poll of other moms on DCUM.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Instead of seeking DCUM posters' opinions, it seems that it might be more helpful to think of the children you intend to invite and consider whether or not most come from Christian families who attend church on Sunday mornings. If not, then it wouldn't matter.

This isn't really the best advice, as there are clearly Christian families who don't go to church on Sunday mornings and non-Christian families who still don't want to go to a party on Sunday morning. I think it's perfectly reasonable to take a general poll of other moms on DCUM.

Interesting and reasonable but likely not all that meaningful for the given situation.

[Anonymous]

Yes, sure. I don't think God stops loving you if you miss church once in a while. If this is the best time for the family to have the party they should go forward.

Please have good coffee and breakfast stuff for the parents though!