[Faith-talk] Hi

[Jenny Keller]

Thanks, hope you guys had that as well.

The church was nice, a little big, and I'm not really big into praise and worship that's a little more rock 'n' roll.

They're good, and thought there was a CD instead of the band. But, when you can't hear the neighbor beside you singing, that's a little too much.

When did I get so traditional? I don't get it, maybe it's age. I would have loved exactly that in my 20s. Now it drives me nuts. I just don't like the volume and would prefer simple acoustic guitar's instead of electric and bass so that's my two cents :-) 

Oh, the biggest thing though, is that the pastor really does great sermons. So, it is kind of a tossup. I'm still not completely ready to go to that church permanently. I'm wanting out of the LDS church, and that's gonna be really difficult. But, I am more preferring the traditional Catholic, traditional Lutheran which never happened except for eight in  in the morning, the regular service is praise and worship. The Episcopalian one out of two, our praise and worship only. The praise and worship stuff that I have a problem with though is, the volume, and electric instruments. OK, acoustic yes electric not so much 

A couple of times that I have been sedated the Lutheran Church not knowing that it had praise music, it was really difficult, not just the music, but the order of service was completely different. Not to mention, that the prayers and stuff that people are supposed to say and unison without music are completely on the screen so you're lost. We have a traditional Lutheran church here in town, but from what I understand it's dying. And will probably die soon. They have to rent a church to do the service and there are just not many to withstand the finances to handle it. So, I pray for them.


Jenny

> On Jun 10, 2017, at 11:36 PM, Melissa R Green via Faith-Talk <faith-talk at nfbnet.org> wrote:
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> back.  Hope tomorrow will be a blessed day for you.
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> Best,
> Melissa R. Green And Pj
> -----Original Message----- From: David Moore via Faith-Talk
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> Hi Jenny!
> It is great to see you back on here!
> You are coming through loud and clear!
> David Moore
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> From: Jenny Keller via Faith-Talk
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> Subject: [Faith-talk] Hi
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> Hi there,
> 
> Signed onto the list but wasn't sure if I had done something wrong when I signed the confirmation
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> Can't wait to hear everybody's adventures for Sunday. I'm visiting a new church that I have been listening to on the Internet that's here in Rockford
> 
> Spoke to the pastor who seems really nice, from what I understand from people who go there, the ministries are very inclusive, and if I want to be in them that they would have no problem helping me get there.
> 
> I know it won't happen overnight. But it's exciting nonetheless it. I'm a little nervous about praise and worship music. The last when I went to was literally a rock band with the sermon at the end. I mean full concert lighting as loud as a rock band every possible instrument that a rock band would have. It was so precise and perfect that I would have thought it was a CD. I just didn't feel reverent to me at that church. But some people say that it's for them, I don't know, maybe I'm a traditionalist
> 
> I don't think the praise band is like this at their church, from what I Kinda Sordo her since they don't play their band music on Internet for copyright stuff, it kind of sounded more like acoustic guitar then electric. Horse amplified acoustic but still acoustic
> 
> If you would please pray for me that I would feel the spirit to know where I belong please do so. Again, if the sermons are as good as the praise band we're doing good. Even if the praise band is a lot for me and difficult for me to get used to, please pray for that too.
> 
> I know, a church isn't just about the music, but, sometimes, that can be a little much either
> 
> I know, choosing your church should not determine whether or not the church is a good one, or the one that preaches the truth. However, sometimes, the whole aspect from beginning to end makes a difference too.
> 
> Hope to hear from you guys about how your churches go tomorrow. Anyhow, I'm sorry if I did anything to make anybody angry or upset last time I was on the list please forgive me and let's start off on a new foot
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> 
> Jenny
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