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Tintin
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Lutheran, Missouri Synod - Australia. But my church is more open to the workings of Holy Spirit than many other Lutheran churches here. So it's pretty much a LutherCostal church.
What's your denomination?
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Happy to help.I would agree. And thanks for the new vocab word! Exegesis
While we're having fun, the type of "sermon" I described(1 verse from here, 3 from there, 1/2 from another place) has a much greater chance of leading to an eisegesis. Not good.
I think, here in the states, that type of church would be referred to as "Free Lutheran".
Is the service liturgical?
Is there a "band" or group of people playing instruments?
Infant or "believers" baptism?
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Tintin
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We have liturgical elements, but the service isn't entirely liturgical. Yes, there's a worship band out the front and we practice infant baptism and sometimes baptism of children and adults.
I go to a church that is a member of the Christian and Missionary Alliance, which really calls itself multi-denominational and not really a denomination per say. The name of the church is Grace Alliance Church. I am not a member of said church, but I am a member of the global church. But as for my beliefs they are Evangelical Protestant. Thanks. God bless.
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wwjd_kilden
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No particular denomination.
My parents are in the Methodist church, so I know a lot of people there and then to go there Sundays, when I lived closer to Vineyard I'd go there.
In Scotland I mostly attended Church of Scotland, but I also dropped by a Episcopal Church, a few Catholic churches, a Baptist church, a Methodist church, an Orthodox church and a Synagogue.
My parents are in the Methodist church, so I know a lot of people there and then to go there Sundays, when I lived closer to Vineyard I'd go there.
In Scotland I mostly attended Church of Scotland, but I also dropped by a Episcopal Church, a few Catholic churches, a Baptist church, a Methodist church, an Orthodox church and a Synagogue.
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Siberian_Khatru
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I was "non-denominational," whatever that actually means. I attended a couple of different Calvary Chapels; one kind of large, and the other a little... mawkish, I guess. I got into apologetics for awhile, too; Ravi Zacharias and some of his speakers, as well as various other names really interested me.
Now I'm just secular pariah.
I attended a couple of different Calvary Chapels; one kind of large, and the other a little... mawkish, I guess. I got into apologetics for awhile, too; Ravi Zacharias and some of his speakers, as well as various other names really interested me.Now I'm just secular pariah.
I was raised a United Methodist (it was just the Methodist Church in those days) and am a United Methodist today. I don't like all that I see in the church (there seems to be a war going on between the politically correct and the conservatives) but I love my local church.Just thought it'd be kinda cool to find out where everyone goes to Church
As a child I went to a brethren Sunday school with the neighbours grand kids, My parents were Church of England so ended up going to C of E Churches, become a Christian at 18. At Uni I went to a Pentecostal Church and an Independent Evangelical Church when I moved to another city. When I moved back home back to a C of E Church then a Congregational Church, I went to a Congregational Church in Belfast. Currently I go to an Indepent Evanagelical Church which has brethren routes.
What I look for in a Church is sound preaching, I like expository teaching, I also like it where you systematically go through Bible books. I also look for a place where there is good fellowship, where I can also contribute. The only reason I have been to so many Churches is I have moved around a lot. I have been at my current Church 14 years.
What I look for in a Church is sound preaching, I like expository teaching, I also like it where you systematically go through Bible books. I also look for a place where there is good fellowship, where I can also contribute. The only reason I have been to so many Churches is I have moved around a lot. I have been at my current Church 14 years.
No particular denomination.
My parents are in the Methodist church, so I know a lot of people there and then to go there Sundays, when I lived closer to Vineyard I'd go there.
In Scotland I mostly attended Church of Scotland, but I also dropped by a Episcopal Church, a few Catholic churches, a Baptist church, a Methodist church, an Orthodox church and a Synagogue.
FINALLY!
An explanation for that puzzled look I always see on your face..........
(hehe)