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10 minutes ago, Palerider said:

What's sad is I know an area where a family stopped attending over what they felt was their pew...new family moved in and started sitting in "their" pew.   

And the house on the sand washed away.

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We sat in the same pew for years, probably left side, fourth row.  Then my mom got a calling that kept her from getting to Sacrament meeting until it just began, so we switched to last row of the overflow section.  No one really wanted our new seats.

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Surely there were other members who could have provided evidence of who sat where? Woops. silly me, I've just read through some more articles from the sight and realised its intended for humorous purposes. But we do have one or two people in our ward who I can imagine getting somewhat upset if someone tried to take over where they normally sit.

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Realised it was a joke
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Interestingly, I shared this with my wife, who did not find it funny because she is aware of situations where something like this actually happened, and people left the church over arguments about whose pew is whose.

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