MR PRODUCER

Hihi...I'm back blogging! Ya, it's been a few days...

Had a studio production today for 1 of my clients, Standard Chartered. Yes, they're starting on a radio campaign nxt Mon onwards on Class95 and Gold90.5. Do look out for their ad - abt their ext. hrs banking 7 days a wk at selected branches.

There was this producer whom I've worked with a few times. At first, you'll thought that he's rather mean, the way he commented on others, esp women...(i shall leave the details aside). But after sometime, realised that his bark is more fatal than his bite. he's quite a nice person actually, helpful in a certain way. Realised today that he's from a Faith methodist church and he has attended CHC b4 for abt 3 mths. He calls us a 'showbiz' church. Funny, the way he described it. But found out he changed to his current church bcoz he found the music too rock... Hmm, quite contradicting to his personality.

B4 he attended CHC, he was from another Anglican church. Somehow or another, he left thereafter becoz his pastor was insisting that he joined the music ministry grp which consisted of mainly pple in their 40s. i believe during then, he was just a young chap. Guess, partly he felt being pushed, which led him to leave.

Throughout our conversation, we found out that 1 of my clients who was there for the production was also a christian, and is from Canon James' church. She did also attend CHC b4 back in the Hollywood times, and the reason she left was also partly bcoz of the music.. Haha. But anyway, left me with 1 conclusion..

1. There isn't 1 church that is suitable for all. But having said that, i still felt that my church, CHC, is the best i've ever been to.
2. As leaders in the church, we shouldn't force or insist members to do things according to our ways. Instead, we should encourage, motivate, challenge and inspire them to do the right things. Afterall, we're dealing with human beings, require a lot of patience and skills in growing the relationship. Dont ya agree?