My husband cannot worship at that hour, and he will not. I thought that was the end of it, but it wasn't. The Tylers didn't return to worship at our church, even when we returned to our building. But they did come to many other things, such as a weekly Bible study, monthly seniors' meetings, and many of our special events. The Tylers had become what I call polydomous Christians.
People become polydomous for many reasons, some of which are legitimate and healthy.
As a pastor with some interest in bird watching, I was amazed to discover how much certain birds have in common with today's churchgoers. The magpie is a bird with a reputation for chattering. This chatter is a mixture of whistles, scolding calls, and rasping sounds. Magpies also tend to carry off bright objects and take them home. Sally is a Christian magpie.