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Well here's proof! Go ahead, find any other church in the Concord, NH area that allows any QUESTION!
Most Denominational Churches don't allow doctrinal 'questions' because their doctrine is dictated by the mother church.
'Christ the King Parish' is the largest and most active Church in town.
It's called Alpha...
ALPHA
Alpha is for everyone. It is judgment-free. No question is out of bounds and you are free to discuss as much or as little as you wish. Whether you are a lifelong Catholic, an atheist, a skeptic, or just curious about the Christian faith, you are invited! Alpha will meet at the Barley House on Mondays beginning Monday, September 11 at 6:00 pm for 12 weeks. For more information, visit christthekingnh.org/alpha.
Most Denominational Churches don't allow doctrinal 'questions' because their doctrine is dictated by the mother church.
'Christ the King Parish' is the largest and most active Church in town.
It's called Alpha...
ALPHA
Alpha is for everyone. It is judgment-free. No question is out of bounds and you are free to discuss as much or as little as you wish. Whether you are a lifelong Catholic, an atheist, a skeptic, or just curious about the Christian faith, you are invited! Alpha will meet at the Barley House on Mondays beginning Monday, September 11 at 6:00 pm for 12 weeks. For more information, visit christthekingnh.org/alpha.
First, welcome to CC Wrecked. I see you are a relatively new member and I hope your experience here improves. CC can be a challenge at times but there are many people here who do really try to follow God's commands and love each other.
Sometimes in the heat of battle we forget Paul's statement that we should not put obstacles in front of other believers or that he became a gentile to save gentiles. There is a strong evangelical theme running through CC. Sometimes they miss the log. This happens anytime Catholicism or traditional Jewish issues are discussed. Those issues are not well received, especially on the BDF forum.
Don't quit, give it time. You will find believers here, eventually.
Sometimes in the heat of battle we forget Paul's statement that we should not put obstacles in front of other believers or that he became a gentile to save gentiles. There is a strong evangelical theme running through CC. Sometimes they miss the log. This happens anytime Catholicism or traditional Jewish issues are discussed. Those issues are not well received, especially on the BDF forum.
Don't quit, give it time. You will find believers here, eventually.
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Is that this Alpha? Many churches host such.
I post these videos for new converts and seekers who join here, and encourage them to watch all ten videos.
The Alpha course began in 1979 at Holy Trinity Brompton, a Church of England parish in London.
The course was originally a review course for church members, but in 1991, Nicky Gumbel, a member
of the clergy at Holy Trinity, revised and expanded Alpha to teach unbelievers about the Christian faith.
Alpha courses are run in churches, homes, workplaces, prisons, universities and many other locations.
I post these videos for new converts and seekers who join here, and encourage them to watch all ten videos.
The Alpha course began in 1979 at Holy Trinity Brompton, a Church of England parish in London.
The course was originally a review course for church members, but in 1991, Nicky Gumbel, a member
of the clergy at Holy Trinity, revised and expanded Alpha to teach unbelievers about the Christian faith.
Alpha courses are run in churches, homes, workplaces, prisons, universities and many other locations.
I attended the Alpha course for the first time in 2004, and was baptized when it ended, realizing at some point
during the course that I no longer needed any convincing of the Truth of God's revealed written Word. I have
attended since as a volunteer; it's a wonderful course, and the videos are chock full of information.
during the course that I no longer needed any convincing of the Truth of God's revealed written Word. I have
attended since as a volunteer; it's a wonderful course, and the videos are chock full of information.