Brian Gleason

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Brian Gleason

Brian Gleason

@bgleason

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Brian Gleason
Brian Gleason@bgleason·
@griffingulledge I think in addition to the costs involved, the graduated license restrictions have tempered excitement around a license. Half the fun of getting your license was to pile as many of your friends as possible into the car, turn the radio up and disappear from adult supervision.
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Brian Gleason@bgleason·
@griffingulledge @TolbertOBU I’m not sure Dune is going to have the lasting impact. Although the special effects of the first Star Wars movies were crude by today’s standards, it captured a generation’s attention and created a franchise worth billions.
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Brian Gleason@bgleason·
@ThomRainer While I understand the and agree with the results of this survey, I choose to attend a congregation with a dynamic video message from a well educated and well prepared speaker rather than a mediocre message from a poorly prepared and unqualified speaker.
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Thom Rainer
Thom Rainer@ThomRainer·
“Strong opinions exist about video venues. The reality is most people prefer a live preacher, and no one prefers video venues. The chart below demonstrates these preferences.” ~ Sam Rainer go.churchanswers.com/3YwQbOO
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Brian Gleason@bgleason·
@AbuseClergy @bobsmietana @AP I believe many churches will be facing a crisis. Between poor abuse prevention practices and deferred maintenance issues insurance claims have risen dramatically. Premiums will rise resulting in more deferred maintenance because of lower giving. Possible death spiral coming.
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ClergySexualAbuseSurvivor@AbuseClergy·
@bobsmietana @AP I believe you’ve hit on a story that will continue to evolve. We have spoken to this many times over the last several years, that if denominations and independent churches won’t put strong clergy sexual abuse prevention policies in place, insurance companies should force them to!
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Brian Gleason@bgleason·
@bobsmietana @RNS I think it’s very possible it could get worse as churches spend what savings they have on insurance premiums and further defer maintenance resulting in more claims. Facilities and programs cost real money to maintain and insure that churches can no longer raise.
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Brian Gleason@bgleason·
@AbuseClergy @bobsmietana I understand your frustration. Part of my job is reviewing churches’ abuse policies for insurability, and far too many of them don’t do effective background checks because of cost and insist that church leadership be gatekeepers before any mandated reporting.
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ClergySexualAbuseSurvivor@AbuseClergy·
@bobsmietana I’ve maintained for years church insurance companies should require to keep coverage from being canceled, churches must post at each doorway, insurance company approved posters that detail what child and adult clergy sexual abuse is, to educate congregants on what to watch for!
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Bob Smietana
Bob Smietana@bobsmietana·
A little more crowdsourcing -- looking to chat with some more folks about their church and insurance
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Brian Gleason@bgleason·
@bobsmietana I always understood that any group of Baptists was a committee by default.
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Bob Smietana@bobsmietana·
Getting Chick-fil-a with a host of Baptists
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Brian Gleason@bgleason·
@kateshellnutt Background checks are the bare minimum standard for screening and yet in the work I do reviewing organizations’ abuse prevention programs for insurability I see far too many programs that do not include even this basic first step often because they don’t want to spend the money.
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kate shellnutt
kate shellnutt@kateshellnutt·
"As a former police officer and current PCA elder, I believe all churches should require this of their workers—starting with those in my denomination. This basic step is worthy of our commitment to love and protect the most vulnerable among us as we serve all with the gospel."
Christianity Today@CTmagazine

All churches should require background checks, writes a former police officer. “Yes, we should trust our members; but we should also take steps to validate that trust, especially in those who lead and serve.” christianitytoday.com/ct/2024/june-w…

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Brian Gleason@bgleason·
@kateshellnutt People are getting tired of having to drive to the next county to go to the liquor store for fear of running into a fellow congregant and have to pretend they don’t see or know each other.
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kate shellnutt@kateshellnutt·
Back for more new business motions! #SBC24 Here's a new one: A motion in favor of lifting restrictions on alcohol outside communion. 👀🍻
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Brian Gleason@bgleason·
@jeffdalrymple @CTmagazine @ecap_standards While background checks have limitations and are not a silver bullet, they are a bare minimum first step in screening employees and volunteers. In my role reviewing organization’s abuse prevention programs, far too many fail to take even this very basic first step.
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Brian Gleason@bgleason·
@bobsmietana Thank you for providing such thoughtful coverage. There will likely be decisions made (or not made) at this convention that will have lasting ramifications on this “denomination “ and the body of Christ for decades to come.
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Brian Gleason@bgleason·
@kateshellnutt @CTmagazine Thank you for providing such thoughtful coverage. There will likely be decisions made (or not made) at this convention that will have lasting ramifications on this “denomination “ and the body of Christ for decades to come.
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kate shellnutt
kate shellnutt@kateshellnutt·
Good morning! If you're a new follower, I'm the editorial director of news at @CTmagazine, where I cover the Southern Baptist Convention and abuse in ministry settings. I'll be live-tweeting and covering the SBC annual meeting in Indianapolis today.
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Brian Gleason@bgleason·
@bobsmietana I wish I could say this surprised me. Part of my job is reviewing abuse prevention plans to determine insurability, and far too many churches fail to do what is the absolute minimum standard of screening potential employees and volunteers.
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Brian Gleason@bgleason·
@kateshellnutt @Braves @SVogt1229 was named the manager of the Cleveland Guardians. He would be a great interview about how Christian colleges develop future athletes. His wife was also a college athlete who coached high school.
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Brian Gleason@bgleason·
@fcboe Is there a link to the survey other than the QR code? I'm viewing this on a web browser.
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Fayette County Public Schools
Act now! There are only a few days left to give valuable feedback to help us revise our mission and vision statements. The survey only takes 5 minutes; the information you provide is valuable to the revision. Survey closes September 18 at noon.
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Home Run Report
Home Run Report@homerunreport·
⚾Luke Raley, @lraley20! HR (17) 8/16/23 @ SF, ⬆️ 6th vs RHP Ross Stripling 110.6 MPH / 24° / 425 ft to RF Off a 84.7 MPH slider ▶️It's a home run in 30/30 parks.◀️ See this play in Gameday: mlb.com/gameday/rays-v…
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