house church?
- Thread starter GHLang
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yeah yeah
I am personally not...but thanks for asking. I have found a church I looove and adore.
But.. HE always said..."where 3 or more are gathered... I am there" . It really doesnt matter where you worship or honor
But.. HE always said..."where 3 or more are gathered... I am there" . It really doesnt matter where you worship or honor
J
justhangn
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There are quite a few corn fields in the area, I'm sure there is someone that knows who you can talk to to get into the next event.
SmallTown
Football season!
No. I'm pretty sure somewhere in the bible it says god is an egotistical god and you must pray at the "house of the lord" only, and do it three times a week.
I think church is great. Nice way to get different views on a subject and meet people with similar interests. But I don't feel you have to belong to a church to be a true "christian" or whatever group you wish to follow. So I guess before we had technology to build huge churches and cathedrals, everyone went to hell.
J
justhangn
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Re: Re: house church?
Does that mean the forums are a church??
Does that mean the forums are a church??
J
justhangn
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Re: Re: Re: house church?
Exactly!!
Exactly!!House Church
My husband and I went to a house church in Texas 1995 and LOVED it! We were totally moved and have been looking for another since. We found a non denominational fellowship (kinda like a quaker meeting with no formal pastor), bible believing and it is wonderful but we have 3 kids and the fellowship is in Silver Spring. We are in Northern Calvert. Still looking....tried the corporate church thing....not for us. Let us know if you find anything. Doesn't seem to be a need around here for anyone else...unfortunately. Please ignore the other wacky messages on the thread.
My husband and I went to a house church in Texas 1995 and LOVED it! We were totally moved and have been looking for another since. We found a non denominational fellowship (kinda like a quaker meeting with no formal pastor), bible believing and it is wonderful but we have 3 kids and the fellowship is in Silver Spring. We are in Northern Calvert. Still looking....tried the corporate church thing....not for us. Let us know if you find anything. Doesn't seem to be a need around here for anyone else...unfortunately. Please ignore the other wacky messages on the thread.
I've been to house churches before and found it a lot more interesting and spiritual than regular church. Why don't you all start your own house church?
I guess it depends upon what you are looking for from your church. I have little kids and prefer to have them in some manner of structured program. I like the idea of having a large body of people that care for each other that can (and do!) pitch in to help in a variety of situations.
However, I recently have discovered the blessings of small group worship as well. My church has several small group bible study sessions for a variety of people (men's groups, women's groups, couples groups, singles groups, older groups, younger groups, etc). In these small groups you can get a chance to know your fellow Christians more personally, including an understanding that we're all pretty much the same.
Remember that a church is not a building, but rather a fellowship of people that worship God in a similar manner. If you want info about the small group stuff my church is doing, feel free to contact me, or check out www.trinityumchurch.org
However, I recently have discovered the blessings of small group worship as well. My church has several small group bible study sessions for a variety of people (men's groups, women's groups, couples groups, singles groups, older groups, younger groups, etc). In these small groups you can get a chance to know your fellow Christians more personally, including an understanding that we're all pretty much the same.
Remember that a church is not a building, but rather a fellowship of people that worship God in a similar manner. If you want info about the small group stuff my church is doing, feel free to contact me, or check out www.trinityumchurch.org