When you go to church do you seat on the same pews / chair every Sunday?
By kd_fmay
@kd_fmay (554)
Philippines
August 24, 2010 4:18am CST
Hello! I do really observe in our church that each member is seating on the same pews every Sunday. I'm one of them 
...I'm unaware at first, really!. It's just like going to school and you know where to seat because our teacher set a proper seating arrangement, right? Do you think we acquired it from school? Well, I know it's not big deal in the church, it's just an observation. Besides, I'm not bothered when I saw someone whose seats first on my so called "favorite" pews/chair. 
How about you? Do you seat on the same pews/chair in the church?
...I'm unaware at first, really!. It's just like going to school and you know where to seat because our teacher set a proper seating arrangement, right? Do you think we acquired it from school? Well, I know it's not big deal in the church, it's just an observation. Besides, I'm not bothered when I saw someone whose seats first on my so called "favorite" pews/chair.
How about you? Do you seat on the same pews/chair in the church?4 responses
@6precious102 (4043)
• United States
26 Aug 10
I use to sit in the same spot; but since I keep the Sunday School records, I'm always late getting into the service so have to sit where I can find a seat.
@ada8may21 (2405)
• Philippines
24 Aug 10
I admit I am guilty to this charge. I am sitting to the same chair if I find it available and vacant by the time I arrived in the church. I dont know why I always end up sitting in the same chair where in fact all the chair are the same.
@jonnifc (1017)
• Philippines
24 Aug 10
I would sit in the same seat if I could. In our church, it's so cold that it's hard to find a seat that is at an area that is warmer. So when I find a seat like that, I'd like to be there everytime. Unfortunately, a lot of the times the seat is taken so I have to sit somewhere else. Also, sometimes I get used to the "view" or perspective from where I always sit. Not that it matters, but it becomes somewhat of a omfort zone, you know?
