• Welcome to Christianity Haven, thank you for visiting! If you have not already, we invite you to create an account and join in on the many discussions we have! 

    • Please be aware that when registering you must not register while using a VPN. Any registrations made using a VPN will be rejected.
    • Additionally, registration emails are not being sent out which is an issue that is being worked on. Your registration may go into an approval queue for admin approval. We work to send manual emails to the email on file, so please ensure the email you use is one you can readily access! 

Who supplies the paper goods and plasticware?

Lamb

God's Lil Lamb
Community Team
Administrator
Supporting Member
Joined
Jun 10, 2015
Messages
34,582
Age
59
Gender
Female
Religious Affiliation
Lutheran
Political Affiliation
Conservative
Marital Status
Married
Acceptance of the Trinity & Nicene Creed
Yes
If you have a meeting at your church or an event that is somewhat church related, do you use what's on hand in the kitchen for paper and plastic? Or do you have to supply your own? I'm asking to see what the norm is.
 

tango

... and you shall live ...
Valued Contributor
Joined
Jul 13, 2015
Messages
15,373
Gender
Male
Religious Affiliation
Christian
Marital Status
Married
Acceptance of the Trinity & Nicene Creed
Yes
I'm not sure there really is a norm, it would be down to each individual church to set a policy if they feel it's required.

For what it's worth our church has paperware that's available for use for church related functions. If you're hosting an outside function you're expected to provide your own.

If something counts as "somewhat church related" the specifics would most likely make the difference, although if you're talking a couple of paper plates I don't imagine anyone would care. If you're wanting 100 paper plates, 100 disposable cups and 100 paper bowls then it starts to make more of a difference, even if only because of the need to restock.
 
Top Bottom