me and my staff have bible lessons on friday

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this is awesome and very refreshing to hear - we pray understanding/doing Jesus' will
may always be the goal of your meetings...
 
I don't go to church often so my staff reads the bible with me on Fridays.
This is interesting. What do you do that it isn't as important as reading the Bible on Fridays? I never had a job where I could take time away from work to read the Bible with coworkers.
 
Lynn,

this is obviously something that you haven't experienced, may we rejoice with
those who can find fellowship at the oddest of times...
 
Lynn,

this is obviously something that you haven't experienced, may we rejoice with
those who can find fellowship at the oddest of times...
I think it's cool. Just trying to learn what kind of job she has that the bosses like this idea.
 
I think it's cool. Just trying to learn what kind of job she has that the bosses like this idea.
I had a job at AAA Insurance in SF, CA as a programmer for 2 years. They allowed one paid hour a week for Bible study. You could get another paid hour for a public speaking club "Toastmasters" if interested. I think they viewed these as self betterment programs.

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This is interesting. What do you do that it isn't as important as reading the Bible on Fridays? I never had a job where I could take time away from work to read the Bible with coworkers.

Maybe they read the bible during breaks or lunch.
 
I had a job at AAA Insurance in SF, CA as a programmer for 2 years. They allowed one paid hour a week for Bible study. You could get another paid hour for a public speaking club "Toastmasters" if interested. I think they viewed these as self betterment programs.

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I agree with this approach in the workplace. An hour invested can reap two or more hours of increased productivity and an improvement in quality. It also improves morale and facilitates camaraderie. Very good for the bottom line.