The concept of the church held by the founders and promoters of tabernacleism may be learned easily enough by noticing the nomenclature that accompanied it: “work” instead of assembly or church; “program” instead of worship; “artist” (used for any fifth-rate performer on the handsaw or consecrated cowbells); “talent” (to refer to a performer); “one night appearance,” “in person” (borrowed from the theater), and many other such terms, unconscious confessions that the saints had left the ways of God