[Faith-talk] Church

[Snow White Dove]

I have seen some charismatic Missouri Senate churches. Don't roll them out.
Basically, you have to do what's best for you. That's what I've had to do with my husband.

My husband basically Christian but can't seem to find a church he likes.
I know, I've bounced around churches to lately. I haven't found the one that I hadn't found the one that was for me.

I actually contacted a church that I use go to that I loved a long time ago. But had a conflict between me and the choir director. It was a very small church, and the priest was not willing to help me in the situation.
Is a new priest now. So I got into contact with him. And reconcile myself in the Church.

It is the Orthodox Christian church. I love it so much and always have.
I'm back involved in it now. I went to my first divine liturgy today. It was so beautiful and so lifting to myself.
The priest came over to give me confession and to give me the Eucharist. It was wonderful.

He actually showed Brad and myself things that I had never seen even though I gone the Orthodox Church because I haven't been able to touch them because I was too embarrassed to ask the priest about it.
There are some classes for what is orthodoxy kind a like orthodoxy one-on-one.

Brad seems to be really excited about going. Maybe there's a chance for us to find a church that we love together after all.
If not, that's okay. Everyone is responsible for their own faith.
It's great to be a church with your husband. That's also could better to go to a church when you're fulfill.
I'm really excited for you. Like I said though. All you have to do is pray together and worship the Bible together and read the Bible together.
So that's my opinion.
You have my support whatever you decide to do.
Jenny 

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> On Feb 9, 2014, at 12:16 AM, debby phillips <semisweetdebby at gmail.com> wrote:
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> Thanks, Jenny.  I just can't go with some of the stances that the ELCA has taken on certain issues, so it's better for me to stay away.  I would love it if we could go to a church that would be okay for both of us.  My husband does not do "charismatic".  So if I can find a Women's Aglow group or something like that, I'll be cool, and we could go to church as a family.  Well, minus Flounder The Cat, and my retired Seeing Eye dog named Lamar.    God bless,    Debby
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