Anything for Fame
What would you do for fame?
I know, the “Reality TV” phenomenon should already have answered that for us. But I mean, really. What would you be willing to do?
Just fill in the blank: I would be willing to do…
For one aspiring actress, the answer was “porn.”
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We know what having “20/20 vision” means: to be able to see clearly. James Emery White will bring a new dynamic to the phrase: seeing clearly into the future. To be specific, seeing all the way to the year 2020.
In “20/20 Vision,” we will unfold the bold vision of Mecklenburg Community Church for the next ten years. Beginning with “The 2020 BHAG” (the one “Big Hairy Audacious Goal” that will dominate the next ten years), each week will reveal the vision for the next decade – the goals and dreams, plans and ideas, the opportunities and potential. And get ready for specifics: the BHAG unveiled on the first weekend, the vision for the Browne Road campus, the vision for new locations, and the unveiling of the most aggressive step Meck has taken in its history - set for the spring of 2011 - that will single-handedly propel us toward the fulfillment of the 2020 vision in unprecedented ways.
All we can say is “Buckle your seat belt.”
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