I grew up COGIC (Church Of God In Christ) Very Lagalist! Then I went to a "white" church, but as I grew to know it Non-Denom. Now I still go to a non denom. church. Although it leants towards WOF some of the things I heard on here about WOF I went to muy pastor and we have talked time & time again and my pastor refutes & totally disagrees with. Well I'm glad He holds scripture above all.
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01-02-2007, 02:59 PM #1HCR Veterano
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started off baptist... now attend a full gospel church...
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I was born a baptist, grew up a methodist, and I now attend a United Reformed Church.
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01-02-2007, 03:07 PM #4HCR Ole' Head
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didn't grow up in the church.
at best, we were holiday "christians." and we didn't join a church until i was 15. the baptist church we joined was going through quite a political scene at the time (the pastor used a machine to roll over "gangsta rap" CD's, which made it on MTV News), this barely-known rap dude named Sean Combs had just had an event a few blocks away where people got trampled, and NYC had quite a few racial problems at the time ... but some doctrines aside it was a great place to be!Last edited by eve; 01-02-2007 at 03:09 PM.
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Originally Posted by eve
didn't grow up in the church.
at best, we were holiday "christians." and we didn't join a church until i was 15. the baptist church we joined was going through quite a political scene at the time (the pastor used a machine to roll over "gangsta rap" CD's, which made it on MTV News, and NYC had quite a few racial problems at the time ... but some doctrines aside it was a great place to be!
I grew up in the baptist church, my grandfather was a baptist preacher, all of my folks still are baptist, i'm part of a non denom tho
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bingo! Originally Posted by montenell
i must say, though, that although that church was big, the pastor actually knew who I and the other young folk were. that's not all that common in larger churches.
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Praise the Lord for bringing you out. Thank you Jesus for Street Sermonz!!! Originally Posted by StreetSermonz
"He who hates, disguises it with his lips, and lays up deceit within himself; When he speaks kindly, do not believ him, for there are seven abominations in his heart." Proverbs 26
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Catholic....
Now I attend Turner Chapel AME church but consider myself non-denominational...
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never grew up in the church but have attended just about all of them or so i thought till i came to this forum.
there is some funky stuff being taught out there, i thank God that he gave me the ability to read
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Five Fold Ministry, to baptist, back to Five Fold Ministry/ Non Denom.
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I grew up Catholic then my parents became Charismatic Catholics then I've been going to Assemblies of God church (Pentecostal) until now. I'm starting to do some searching now...
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Grew up in the United Churches of Jesus Christ (Apostolic). Our Bishop was the founder of the organization and now if "Chief Apostle". I'm now searching for a new edifice.
"He who hates, disguises it with his lips, and lays up deceit within himself; When he speaks kindly, do not believ him, for there are seven abominations in his heart." Proverbs 26
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the word should have been "funky" sorry typo Originally Posted by tlr
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You can edit the original. Originally Posted by tlr
Jesus asked them: "Who do you say I am?" They said: "You are the eschatological manifestation of the ground of our being, the ontological foundation of our selfhood revealed." Jesus replied: "Huh?"
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I grew up in a baptist church in their bus outreach ministry. We met at a school and there were at the most ten bus routes. It was 95% kids and teens, but they had to develop an adult class.I was first picked up at around 4 or 5 years old, stayed in the ministry until I was about 26 (but I was apart of another ministry for almost four years while I was at that ministry.)
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I was raised Jehovahs Witness until I got saved and started attending an Assemblies of God church, I went to an Assemblies of God University and started ministering in AOG church, then God lead me to Five Fold Ministry Charismatic churches and now I am part of a Messianic Jewish Synagogue (Baruch HaShem in Dallas) and the Ministry at Covenant Church in Carollton.
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I remember reading the Apostles Creed out loud thinking "I don't believe in the Holy Catholic church, why am I reading this"?
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You know it's not such a bad thing to NOT grow up in church, you avoid some of that cliche stuff. Originally Posted by eve
didn't grow up in the church.
at best, we were holiday "christians." and we didn't join a church until i was 15. the baptist church we joined was going through quite a political scene at the time (the pastor used a machine to roll over "gangsta rap" CD's, which made it on MTV News), this barely-known rap dude named Sean Combs had just had an event a few blocks away where people got trampled, and NYC had quite a few racial problems at the time ... but some doctrines aside it was a great place to be!
What is five fold ministry church? Is it a denom or is this a Pentecostal spot??? Originally Posted by topherstyles
Five Fold Ministry, to baptist, back to Five Fold Ministry/ Non Denom.www.dremarshall.comAs believers the only reason we should speak the language of the culture is so we can help the culture begin to speak the language of God
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i grew up in church
Well ive been christian since 5 years old, however really didn't know what i was doin till i was 13. My church was Pentecostal, however im not really into denominational stuff. Bethel Christian Fellowhship is my church, Grace and Peace
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