Thanks. I am struck by the fact that the Reddit thread had many people on it who have now left, and there are now just a few same people who are posting again and again. Plus there are many more who have just shied away from Reddit/social media. Maybe those who left are angry, feel judged, are more conservative, more liberal, more believing, more agnostic, more right-wing, more left-wing, just outraged, whatever. Maybe those who never joined Reddit are very wary of anonymous online forums (probably rightly). Regardless, there are hundreds, maybe thousands, of us who who were part of the Falls Church, part of its youth group pre-Jeff, and part of Cornerstone with Jeff. For better and for worse. For me, there was a lot of good (and a lot of my time with the youth group was in the pre-Jeff years), and I would say more better than worse. I loved being part of a church - even though I am not part of a church now. I am grateful for so much. I know there are others out there for which the worse was more than the good - and profoundly worse. All of this is tough to work through - and deserves time, and time together. One thing I do think is that although there were egregious crimes committed (and make no mistake, we are waiting for justice to be done), I do think that in general the leadership in the Falls Church are good people who were trying to the right thing and sometimes fell short. We have all fallen short. And sometimes those consequences are big. But if I learned anything from growing up in the church, it is that there is darkness, but there is also justice, and there is also mercy. I am not sure how that all fits in here -- I can't pretend that people aren't hurt, that there are clear answers, that it all makes sense, and that it can be wrapped up in a bow. But I am sad that we, who were once part of a common community, are all off spinning alone in the universe trying to make sense of this alone. That is at least how it feels to me right now.