Amen or Nah? / Every hot take / Elders' meeting
Your pastor reads anonymous complaint cards aloud and mocks them: amen or nah?
Your pastor reads anonymous complaint cards aloud and mocks them. Is it okay if your pastor reads anonymous complaint cards aloud and mocks them? Here's how real churchgoers vote.
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Amen. Preach. Love it.
Fine. I'll allow it.
Side-eye. Pastor, we need to talk.
Nah. Not in the Lord's house.
Amen or Nah? is a game about church culture: production, money, pastors, potlucks and the things churchgoers quietly debate. A vote is an opinion, not a ruling on what the Bible says. How it works.
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