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Date Posted: 19:29:38 04/30/11 Sat
Author: Lois
Subject: Re: Adapting Advertising Slogans
In reply to: George 's message, "Adapting Advertising Slogans" on 19:20:47 04/30/11 Sat

>Since the Community of Christ was founded by a
>"denominational executive" around the turn of the
>century, with emphasis on corporate structure and
>consciousness, and since the Community of
>Christ is constantly looking to copy other
>organizations' approach, I would suggest a new ad
>campaign.
>
>At one time, Gerber had an ad that said,
>
>At Gerber, babies are our business. Our only
>business.
>
>The Community of Christ can use this approach like so:
>
>At the Community of Christ, homosexuals and
>lesbians are our business. Our only
>business.
>
>I don't expect to get paid for this idea, since I'm
>only doing what the CofC leadership already does --
>copy off everybody's else's paper because they don't
>like their own answers.
>
>George

Clairol had one. When wondering if a woman was covering her gray hair with their product;;

"Does she or doesn't she? Only her hairdresser knows for sure."

Could become for the c-not-of-c..

"Is he or isn't he? or Is she or isn't she? or "Is he a she? or Is she a he? Only the First Presidency knows for sure."

Lois

http://www.cofchrist.org/news/2009/nov/wclc.asp

Group Discusses Tough Issues

�The setting was the Temple, where 47 members of the Expanded World Church Leadership Council and other leaders spent several days discussing culturally respectful standards of conduct. They emphasized issues such as same-sex marriage and ordination of lesbian, gay, bi-sexual, and transgendered members.�

Some asked why the topics even needed to be discussed. President Veazey replied:

�Something has to happen�that helps us resolve this tension that is beginning to sap the energy of the church in some areas�so we can focus on missional endeavors.

�We are�at a very serious juncture.� Now is the time to gain a better sense of the way we want to approach the journey into the future.�

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Re: Adapting Advertising Slogans -- George, 20:07:59 04/30/11 Sat
- Re: Adapting Advertising Slogans -- George, 23:47:11 05/02/11 Mon