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Old 07-08-2003, 09:49 AM
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Originally posted by decadence
Just to clarify though the pastor in inviting my friend over to dinner may just be lonely or something; i.e it seems a little 'too friendly' but that may be reading too much in (though either way my friend feels uncomfortable with the idea). So if he says he already has a significant other - thus implying the pastor's offer suggested they get together as more than pastor+churchgoer, if that turns out to not be the case then it may be awkward for my friend whenever he sees him .
Suggest to your friend that he try this: He and his bf should host a dinner party, perhaps with other people from the church or perhaps just with other people who might enjoy each other's company, and invite the pastor. That way, it will be clear to the pastor that your friend is in a relationship without him having to come out (no pun intended) and say it, your friend can still show friendship to his pastor, and if he is just lonely, it might help.
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