So, as of this morning, it's official. I'm the son of a preacher man.
My dad, who retired from his job of around 30 years is now a licensed minister and just took a job as the head pastor of a small church about an hour from my hometown.
Oh, the joys. To top it all off, it's one of THE largest fundamental evangelical denominations in the country, pretty much the one responsible for the pentecostal movement in America.
I just couldn't be happier.
Dusty Springfield had no problems.
Oh, also Liza Minnelli. So I guess that proves it - you're a big ol' MO.
It's true. I guess all I need now is a raging drug addiction and several ex husbands and I'm all set.
Oh. I thought you already...
never mind.
Can you reach/teach me?
Broadway Legend Joined: 11/2/05
Singer - send him a free massage as a congratulatory gift.
I could give you my dad's number.
The best part is, I just can't wait until they ask me to come home and sing for Christmas.
I'm thinking a Scissor Sisters Christmas.
ETA: DG, how I hope beyond hope my dad's not one of those.
Updated On: 11/13/06 at 03:35 PM
It was JUST a massage.....
Should we call you Billy Ray?
"forgive me father, for i have sinned" just took on a whole new meaning, eh singer?
Broadway Legend Joined: 9/3/04
bwaysinger, As a PK myself, I'd like to welcome you into the ever growing PK mo club. Usually people join when they come out, but occasionally somoene finds out they are the son of a preacher man.
Congrats. And welcome. You'll find we have the best of both worlds here.
You can call me Ray,
Or you can call me Jay.
This is one club I really didn't want to be in.
Ah, well. Jesus did buy my new shoes this weekend, so I guess there are some benefits to it.
Bway..I think it's pronounced "Hey-zeus"
His name was pronounced Haysoos, and he has nothing to do with religion, just cause you kept shouting OH GOD OH GOD OH GOD.
mazel tov!
I'm a preacher's kid too . . . and I HATE it!
Think of the bright side: free tickets to the local screening of "The Omega Code 4: Megiddo Still Ain't Dead Yet" along with piles of fodder for Readers' Digest's "Life In These United States."
"MMMMM....I just LUUUUV goin' ta church!!!"
--Margaret Cho
Broadway Legend Joined: 11/2/05
Conventional wisdom is that children of religious authority figures are amongst the wildest around.
Singer, you have a head start.
Well, my dad was always pastor-like, so I guess that explains it, then.
Does this mean no more haircuts and knee-length dresses with white hose?
Broadway Legend Joined: 9/3/04
Dresses must always go below the shin. It's a PK rule.
I grew up with a bunch of Apostolics, too. The men could have no facial hair and HAD to wear long sleeves at all times. You should have seen the sweaty folk in the humid swampland.
you were ThisClose to being carrie, weren't you?
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