That's what most people would do (I would too), but I think it's thoughtless to assume that a guest wants to go to church. Matters like this should be discussed, understood and agreed upon beforehand the guest arrived.When I stay with friends or family, I get up and go to church with them if they go. It's rude not too unless you're an atheist.
It would be nice but I don't let folks stay in my place by themselves so either they go to church or I make arrangements to go to a later service after they are gone or something.
That's what most people would do (I would too), but I think it's thoughtless to assume that a guest wants to go to church. Matters like this should be discussed, understood and agreed upon beforehand the guest arrived.
Scenario (in my mind)
OP: Hey, Guest, I know you're coming to stay on (weekend whatever), I'm attending service on Sunday and want you to come with me. Is that a date?
GUEST: Oh, thanks for the invite, but I would rather stay in and watch the Sunday talk shows on TV and drink some coffee until you get home. Do you mind?
OP: If that's what you want, but I prefer that you go to church with me; I don't want you to be alone.
GUEST: Oh, well, then, if you're busy and need to go to church, I'll visit with you another time.
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That's what most people would do (I would too), but I think it's thoughtless to assume that a guest wants to go to church. Matters like this should be discussed, understood and agreed upon beforehand the guest arrived.
Scenario (in my mind)
OP: Hey, Guest, I know you're coming to stay on (weekend whatever), I'm attending service on Sunday and want you to come with me. Is that a date?
GUEST: Oh, thanks for the invite, but I would rather stay in and watch the Sunday talk shows on TV and drink some coffee until you get home. Do you mind?
OP: If that's what you want, but I prefer that you go to church with me; I don't want you to be alone.
GUEST: Oh, well, then, if you're busy and need to go to church, I'll visit with you another time.
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