Nobody does advertising quite like PCC. It’s just so…awkward. As you watch this keep in mind that it is the same institution from which I posted the draconian staff handbook a few days ago.

It’s time again for….E-mails From Fundies! you talk about how were so judgmental, this website is the apitamy of judgmental. you think we are crazy because we believe that the bible is the inspired word of God which it is, and because we try to separate ourselves. the bible says we are a peculiar people. [...]

Imagine for a moment that you’re a fundamentalist pastor who has recently decided to make a big change in his ministry. Perhaps you’ve decided to add a bus ministry and a baptistry for children that’s shaped like a fire engine. Perhaps the move is even more drastic such as leaving your church to become a [...]

Next up, the urgent matter of Adam’s belly button…

StuffFundiesLike.com had a rare opportunity recently to sit down with reader CampMeetingGirl and get an insider view of her world. It was an experience like none other. SFL: Tell us a little about yourself. Are you married or single? What’s your family like? I am 24 years old and am single. I have never been [...]

Here’s an ad on the back page of the Sword of the Lord for PCC’s 2011 Teen Extreme Camp. Because nothing says “extreme” to a young person like dressing up in culottes and a helmet and riding on a Segway.

Isn’t it great that we have this good Christian music instead of that man-centered CCM?

(The first few seconds are done on my shiny new — and much better sounding — microphone but I was too lazy to go back and re-record the parts I had already done with the old one. Feel free to complain.)

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In case anybody thinks I’m making up all of the stuff I wrote in the last post, here’s a copy of the Staff Handbook from A Beka Services Ltd, one of the “ministries” run by the administration of Pensacola Christian college : For those of you who have neither the time or inclination to read [...]