Holy crap, thats like the whole morning of Church!

Back in the day, Mom and Dad got us to go to Church, till we really made a fuss about going. Our reasoning was, "We take religion in school, why do we need to go more?" Eventually, it worked.

And I don't miss it. I even managed to get out of Zach's church ceremony before he graduated. Someone had to go check the brisket to make sure everything will be ready for the supper the next night and left Pauler there with Mom and Dad. Hahahaha, she still gives me **** for that one.

 

Off to a picnic for the place I work at in a bit, then followed by a fantasy football draft. I am returning champ!

 

 

Guess it all depends on the church you go to Tim. This one is really friendly, they have a great kids program and they don't shame you into anything here.

 

Go Get them Champ!

 

Ours was a Catholic church, cut and dry. Found it very boring for myself and got tired of the preaching, especially during school. Its not for everyone.

 

We would and have often times have wanted to get back into spending our Sunday mornings at church. At one time we had an excellent minister who left the pulpit and his replacement was just not the same caliber.

We've tried somewhat to find another church but haven't found a place as of yet. Not much of an excuse but that's the gist of it.

 

The last Father we had and he might still be here, was from South Africa and you honestly could not understand what he was saying.

 

I grew up Catholic and found it heavy on ceremony and light on actual scripture. Too much like dealing corporate red tape. I don't push my faith on anyone . I'll share if someone wants to talk but I won't argue or brow beat anyone

 

I had a Baptist preacher from Arkansas that was also fluent.in Romanian.