Han anyone seen a situation where a church was connected to a mall?

[Anonymous]

This was a dream I had last night.

[sean1234]

Oh how symbolic! A mall symbolizes a place everyone goes to that has everything they want, but not necessarily everything they need.

When you put a church in a mall, it's the same thing. It's like a mega church, very worldly and not christ like. Everyone goes there, sees what they want to see, hears what they want to hear, but not necessarily what they need to hear.

[Dargil]

Around surface strip stores, yes. Small embryo churches, often "ethnic" that will wait to buy failed mainstream churches like PCUSA, Lutheran, UCC and Methodist churches that have lost their historic testimonies, ordain Lesbians and support abortion.

[jennifer_bloom]

The mall is a place of commerce and exchange and change, so it might be telling you that your religious activities will help you find new opportunities to grow and help you develop skills that can make you access your goals.

[purplepoppy]

Yes there's one here. When they built a Mall they encased a church rather than knocking it down and you had to walk through the mall to get to it. The church is no longer in use but you can still see it

[MrOracle]

This is actually more common than you might think. Malls are desperate for tenants, some are willing to discount their lease prices rather than have their property stand empty and decay.

[Anonymous]

I think there are churches in malls now, there is so much empty mall space and churches can't afford buildings anymore.

[BoopBoopBeep]

Dozens of times. They're quit common in the south.

[wHolLyGoTgodgods]

When Jehovah witnesses stand out in front of the mall with paper work after you leave.

[BCRanger10]

Yes, I have. In fact, there's one right by where I currently work.

[AviatorTom]

No, but I know a church that is in a former Home Depot building.

[exitseven]

Yes, in th enext town the K-Mart closed and a church took over the space.

[slatyb]

Yes, I have. That are both built for the same purpose -- to separate people from their money.

[Sparkie460]

I've seen several places of worship in retail spaces

[zagor]

My sister got married in a church connected to a mall.

[OfDeath]

No but that sounds like serious cashola if you were running one in America

[OddBeMe]

Constantly. Malls are practically giving space away. My cult meets there on weekends. Suckers.

[strateguy632]

some churches rent space like a shop.

[Phoenix98]

No I can't say I've ever seen that.

[Anonymous]

They are EVERYWHERE!!!

[Anonymous]

Never seen or heard of that before.

[MissBoogus]

Yup .

[Roudyrebel8]

No I haven't