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ministry can be hard on families!! I'm going on a rant here caseube this struck a nerve. One of our volunteers asked my daughter how do you like your mom working for the church? And Anna replied, tears welling up, I never see my mom. Our churches preach Biblical priorities from the stage. God first, family second, church third, work fourth. Yet that doesn't apply to people who work for that church. I can work somewhere else, get paid more, and do ministry for free - starting with my own family. Where's the incentive to work for the church today? Those of us who are called into ministry are doing ministry no matter where we work. So if getting paid to do ministry is harder on my family than getting paid to work for Microsoft, why would I want to do it? I can reach more lost people working at Microsoft than I can working in the church. Where's the incentive? If the church doesn't allow your family to come first, why would you work there? Why would you go to church there? I'm asking caseube I know there are a lot of church leaders on this blog, and I see something seriously wrong with our churches in America today. Craig, I apologize for getting so fired up on your blog!!!