Does the church ignore single Christians? Where are we supposed to go?!?

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Ahh your catholic, I assume he was, otherwise he may have just been a missionary or evangelist.
Well, the terms "bishop" "overseer" "deacon" were used, so go figure. Timothy was not a missionary though, Paul was more like that; TImothy was instructed to preside over the Ephesians church, see the opening lines of 1 Tim.
 
On missions

Apparently PNG (Papua New Guinea) still need missionaries.
 
You wanna work in a prison?

You wanna live in...Crimechurch?? Earthquakes! Mosque shootings! Neo-nazis! Gangs and prositution rings! And their Cathedral is busted, and broke. Plus they have or had a Wizard, so there's witchcraft too.

Otherwise, it's a lovely garden city.
Sorry, I'm so poor that sanity is a luxury I can't afford lol
 
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Well, the terms "bishop" "overseer" "deacon" were used, so go figure. Timothy was not a missionary though, Paul was more like that; TImothy was instructed to preside over the Ephesians church, see the opening lines of 1 Tim.
True in the baptist church they don't use hirearchies so they call the head guy pastor.
 
True in the baptist church they don't use hirearchies so they call the head guy pastor.
No hierarchies in Quaker meeting houses.
Or hirearchies cos nobody's paid. No reverends, 'prime' ministers, vicars, priests, pastors, leaders, elders, clergy, etc
Just ordinary people sitting quietly together and praying (or listening) to God.
 
No hierarchies in Quaker meeting houses.
Or hirearchies cos nobody's paid. No reverends, 'prime' ministers, vicars, priests, pastors, leaders, elders, clergy, etc
Just ordinary people sitting quietly together and praying (or listening) to God.
IF you go old school you can take your horse and buggy to church every sunday :-) lol
 
Dang

I thought you went to church in sleighs pulled by huskies or maybe flying moose
 
Dang

I thought you went to church in sleighs pulled by huskies or maybe flying moose
Those are only old order mennonites who go to church in horse and buggies, I was just fortunate to have the opportuinity to stay in their community for 3 months a few years ago. I think only the natives in NWT and Nunavut use the dog sleds, nope no flying moose, unless you put them on a C-130 lol
 
According to @Churchgoer singles out to go to it a biblically based local church. And if you haven't found one, go to another biblically based local church. And if you still haven't found one, try another biblically based local church.

I don't think she cares what kind of transport you need to get there. I mean my biblically based local church is the Mormon church just up the road. I'm sure they have the Bible there, just with some extra books. I think I've been to just about every local church in a 5 km radius.

Oh but wait. I haven't yet been to the Indian Orthodox church which is opposite one of my hang out places where young (and old) people are. One of the guys there said he goes to a church but the mens prayer group was way too much for him, as there were 25 people in it, and 25 men in one prayer group is way too many. Also ladies are not allowed in a men's prayer group.

I suggested he go to one thats only about 6 men tops.
 
According to @Churchgoer singles out to go to it a biblically based local church. And if you haven't found one, go to another biblically based local church. And if you still haven't found one, try another biblically based local church.

I don't think she cares what kind of transport you need to get there. I mean my biblically based local church is the Mormon church just up the road. I'm sure they have the Bible there, just with some extra books. I think I've been to just about every local church in a 5 km radius.

Oh but wait. I haven't yet been to the Indian Orthodox church which is opposite one of my hang out places where young (and old) people are. One of the guys there said he goes to a church but the mens prayer group was way too much for him, as there were 25 people in it, and 25 men in one prayer group is way too many. Also ladies are not allowed in a men's prayer group.

I suggested he go to one thats only about 6 men tops.
I hear you sister.
If it is really difficult, can try some reliable online groups, where people genuinely know each other.

I don't have experience on that. But I heard others do that, small group on internet.
 
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Those are only old order mennonites who go to church in horse and buggies, I was just fortunate to have the opportuinity to stay in their community for 3 months a few years ago. I think only the natives in NWT and Nunavut use the dog sleds, nope no flying moose, unless you put them on a C-130 lol
Are there any...new order mennonites?

Do you consider yourself one of them now? Sounded like they were friendly enough.
 
According to @Churchgoer singles out to go to it a biblically based local church. And if you haven't found one, go to another biblically based local church. And if you still haven't found one, try another biblically based local church.

I don't think she cares what kind of transport you need to get there. I mean my biblically based local church is the Mormon church just up the road. I'm sure they have the Bible there, just with some extra books. I think I've been to just about every local church in a 5 km radius.

Oh but wait. I haven't yet been to the Indian Orthodox church which is opposite one of my hang out places where young (and old) people are. One of the guys there said he goes to a church but the mens prayer group was way too much for him, as there were 25 people in it, and 25 men in one prayer group is way too many. Also ladies are not allowed in a men's prayer group.

I suggested he go to one thats only about 6 men tops.
wow
 
Are there any...new order mennonites?

Do you consider yourself one of them now? Sounded like they were friendly enough.
Well no not really, the new order ones call them selves conservative, and are very selective on what modern technology they adapt.