:36:00
I heard Brother Gordon invited you
to sing with the choir.
:36:03
Yeah, we talked about it.
:36:09
Hey, Frank.
:36:13
How long did you know
about my father?
:36:16
Well...
:36:18
...he told me shortly after
he was diagnosed.
:36:21
How come you didn't call me?
:36:23
I didn't feel it was
my responsibility...
:36:25
...to tell you about your own father.
:36:29
You know...
:36:32
No.
:36:34
Wait till Sunday.
:36:36
You're gonna love my performance.
:36:41
All right, now.
:36:46
I'm a little concerned
about David, sir.
:36:51
- Why so?
- Don't get me wrong.
:36:52
I'm thrilled to have him back
at the church...
:36:55
...but I was a little surprised at his
involvement in the board meeting.
:37:01
You know, I remember
when y'all used to be so close.
:37:05
And how hard you took it
when he left the church.
:37:09
We all love David, you know...
:37:12
...but I just wonder if his presence
is not gonna send out...
:37:15
...the wrong message
to the other members.
:37:18
- I understand.
- Yeah, now he's singing...
:37:20
...with the choir on Sunday.
:37:21
Well, you know, I encouraged him
to get involved with the choir.
:37:25
Well, now, I don't know. I mean,
I'm just worried that, you know...
:37:29
...him singing with the choir will
send the wrong impression.
:37:31
He's a secular artist with a hit song
called "Let Me Undress You."
:37:36
I mean, you see
what I'm getting at?
:37:38
- Doesn't look good, huh?
- No, sir.
:37:42
- No, sir.
- Well, you know, I'm of the mindset...
:37:45
...that we should spend
a little less time looking good...
:37:48
...and a little more time
actually being good.
:37:52
Now, I know David's involvement
may ruffle a few feathers.
:37:56
But I'm gonna encourage his growth
just like I did with you.