A Life Skills Group Community Group
All are welcome to join our group. We're here to share advice, encouragement, and ideas on how to build better lives for ourselves. We can discuss all aspects of daily living, along with anything else that’s on your mind. Each of us knows a little, and together, we know a lot that can help us each to reach higher and go further in life. There's such a lot...
What religion or denomination is it? Do you go just on Sundays, or do you go other days of the week? Do you belong to any committees or other groups within your church, such as a senior outreach or fundraising committee? What kinds of things does your church do in the wider community? How did you join; was it by invitation from a friend or family member, did you invite yourself by just walking in one day, or were you born into your religion?
Remember, every person must get to Heaven in their own way, so please let's have no one say they don't like someone else's choice of religion or denomination in this discussion. Let's leave judgment up to You-Know-Who.
Remember, every person must get to Heaven in their own way, so please let's have no one say they don't like someone else's choice of religion or denomination in this discussion. Let's leave judgment up to You-Know-Who.
Due to likely upcoming changes in my life circumstances, I will be moving into an area that has a church I have been wanting to investigate.
Like others, I miss hearing and singing the old hymns I grew up with. So many churches today have mostly contemporary music, which I do not particularly care for. But while I know I will never find the "perfect" church, as long as I can find one with a good, though-provoking minister who is Bible based, I can deal with the music. It's the message, the sermon that is the most important part of attending church for me.
Until then I will continue to watch the TV sermons of Charles Stanley. As someone once told me, he is a teacher more than a preacher. Check his show out on Sunday mornings if you can find him in your local TV viewing area.