On July 3, 1988, a pastor was at his family reunion. It was a Sunday, and his family and his brother's family had attended church a block and a half from the house. Of the 30 people there, they were the only ones who went to church. Some of the relatives couldn't understand why the brother and his family went. They thought they understood the pastor's professional interest -- gathering notes from that pastor's sermon to use in his own sermons. Actually none of the six churchgoers tried to explain why, because their audience was family.