COMPARITIVE EULOGY
A young pastor moved to a new church and during his first week is called upon to have a funeral. The day arrived for the service and the church was full. The time came in the service for eulogy. Since the new and young pastor did not know the individual, he asked if someone would like to say some good words about the deceased. He waited and no one came. He waited until the sweat was running down the back of his neck. Finally, when the silence was almost unbearable, an old farmer in the back row lifted himself up to full stature and said with a voice of authority, “His brother was worse.” There is a lesson in this story for us all.
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