In 1640, on the edge of a vast wilderness that would one day become the United States, a printing press began to roll in Cambridge, producing the first book ever published in British North America.
The Bay Psalm Book was a new translation of the Book of Psalms by a group of prominent Puritan ministers. It was an instant hit: Congregations across the Massachusetts Bay Colony were soon singing from the new psalter during worship.
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I am ag'in it.
To sell these assets before even attempting to raise the so call needed funds is a travesty. What would there founders think of selling the Psalm book for air conditioning?
If there were ever a situation where the phrase "What Would Jesus Do?" applied, this is it.