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  Over this past weekend, I drove my 85 year old mother from Virginia up to Appleton to attend a banquet for her granddaughter at Lawrence University. Directly across the street from the banquet, we parked in the sparsely filled parking lot in the handicap space as my mother is handicapped and we had a handicapped permit and it is painful for her to walk long distances. As it turns out, the parking lot is not associated with Lawrence University but with this church and the church ticketed us for parking in their lot on a Saturday evening, even though they had no services going on. When I called to explain the mistake, the church said "too bad, the rules are the rules whether the lot was pretty empty, or you made a mistake and didn't see our sign or not." Not sure that is what Jesus would say or teach.

  Added June 18, 2017 by John Berkley
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  The church was very responsive to my needs and was a pleasure to work with on a large project that helped serve the congregation more effectively.

  Added February 10, 2017 by Seth Reid