The bus looks cool.
I'm instinctively hesitant, personally, about groups that refer to a "him" (or her, which is rare), as the motivation, or impetus for their mutual love or communal bond. By hesitant, I mean, they're not likely to appeal to me, as far as joining.
I realize the presence of a "Him" is common, and practically inevitable, and maybe even necessary in order for the group to trust it and demonstrate whatever it is they feel. I'm just at a place of understanding that sorta transcends the typical model. Anytime there's even a hint of "this is the only correct way"... I'm always going to respectfully decline. They seem to be motivated from a "love" source. I'd be interested to see how they react to being challenged in their beliefs. But, not very interested.
