if you go to Church what Church do you attend?

[binny]

Truly this is not a debate please dont make it into one. PLEASE

Im just curious what denominations are repesented here.
Thanks


Im Nazarene by birth (lol) I have gone to a few other denominations but have come back home to the Nazarene Church.


So what Church do you attend?

 

[JerseyJanice]

Roman Catholic.

I was lapsed for years and went back last year because I wanted my son to attend parochial school.

Turns out that returning to the Church is one of the best things that has ever happened to me.

I love our Parish and my fellow parishoners very much. I never enjoyed my religion the way I have in this year, and praise God for working in such mysterious ways to bring me back.

 

[DVC-Don]

Lutheran

 

[EROS]

The Church of WHAT'S HAPPENING ........

 

[RUDisney]

Roman Catholic.

Our church was once in the Guinness Book for being the only Roman Catholic Church in America without any stairs going into it. Honestly, I don't know how the rain stays out since it is at ground level.

I just wish the Pope would wise up and let women be priests and let priests get married. Then, I think the Catholic faith would be perfect.

 

[Doctor P]

My favorite church to attend is Our Lady of the Hole in One (denomination: Disciples of Golf). Otherwise, I attend a catholic church.

 

[addicted_to_WDW]

I'm an atheist so I don't go to church for myself, but occasionally I tag along with my husband and son who attend a nondenominational Christian church. They like having me along, and the minister is an excellent speaker.

 

[doxdogy]

Catholic

 

[Krisu]

Lutheran

 

[WDWHound]

I'm a Christian, currently Methodist flavored.

Eros: Wasn't there a sit-com about your church in the late 70's?

 

[disfanatiks]

Methodist...My dh was catholic but converted last March to the Methodist church.

 

[Willowwind]

My husband is a Druid, I suppose if I call myself anything it's a Kitchen Witch.

We attended Chruch with the Unitarian Universalists for a short time and enjoyed the feeling of their services, however we didn't like the temporary minister was at the local church at all. So, we stopped going.

 

[manchurianbrownbear]

Baptist. Do any of you others have a dunk tank in YOUR church?!?!

 

[Ranatra]

Assembly of God.

 

[wdwfam]

Church of Christ. A dunk tank???? Do you mean a baptistry? If so, we do.

 

[aide4]

I was baptized Episcobal (sp?) and converted to Presbyterian after DH and I got married.

 

[MaryJ]

I was raised in the UCC (United Church of Christ) and DH was raised Baptist. We currently attend a small non-denominational church. We meet in a local private school for services, but are currently constructing a building of our own. And yes, it will have a dunk tank!

 

[helenabear]

Born & raised Roman Catholic... after many years of different beliefs (and non-beliefs of sorts) I came back on my own.

 

[Amzey]

Episcopalian here. I tend to be pretty liberal and I like it because it seems to preach tolerance and I don't feel a sense of shame or guilt.

 

[Towncrier]

I posted a poll several months ago with a similar topic, but it seems to have fallen into the CB abyss. My family attends The United Methodist Church of Macedonia. Both Sue and I were raised in that particular protestant denomination. My dad is a retired UM pastor (although he un-retired recently for about the 4th time). If I can find the poll, I'll post a link to it.