Comtort

Comtort

A Fictional Story Concerning Church Discipline Gone Wrong

by Wayne Baker

454 pages· 2015· ISBN 9781503593114

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Comtort is a fictional story and word. The word Comtort is communication lawsuit or tort. The basic theme is the proper way for a church to discipline its membership. It begins twenty-five years previous to the primary action set in 2012, which is 1987. For the sake of brevity I removed the PRELUDE. I may, if sales warrant, publish it under The Contract and the Youth Pastor. This introduces Henry Zimmerman and explains why women informed of the contract become his Slave after accepting his love. Flash to the present. The church is being embezzled from. False accusations are made against an active church member. He is disciplined in a vague manner, with the cause being clouded and based on lies. The embezzlers use him as a scapegoat and are accused of suggesting he commit suicide, the basis of the torte. This story is a challenge to the church that discipline is to be done openly and in the light. If done in darkness and vague communication, it only serves Satan. If done in the light, you correct error, train for correction, encourage reconciliation and repentance, and may even deal with visits by Mis Communication, sending her packing. It has the benefit of discouraging false accusation and dealing with false accusations as they occur.

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