which denomination?

[Macnut]

I attend a Reformed Baptist church.

I know this is kinda an older-ish topic but I didn't see my denomination listed and so, of course, I felt I must represent. Didn't want all the Reformed Baptists to go on unrepresented...

[Danae]

I got to a baptist church, but I'm non-denominational. I think all denominations have their flaws, so I follow God's Word.

[jennifertwt]

I grew up baptist, spent many years at an Evangelical Free Church, but am now a member of the Church of Sweden which is technically Lutheran. Disclaimer: I do NOT agree with their politics and try to stay true to the word of God in my prayer and studying. My husband is Swedish and is loyal on a cultural level, I am praying for his enlightenment, until then I practice I Peter 3:1. Pray for us. In the meantime, I try to remember that communion cannot be sullied by human hands for it is the body and blood of christ.

[Liz_Horton]

I'm simply a follower of Christ. My Dad is a preacher in the Church of Christ, so I currently attend CofC, but will probably attend a Baptist church once I'm on my own.

[Amethystic]

I am a girl with no set denomination but very particular beliefs, many of which make other Christians uncomfortable.

[Termite]

Oh, yeah, I'm with you on that, Amy.

[Amethystic]

You mean you're into Bob Larson ministries too?

Haha, probably not. Few people are.

[Termite]

The Spiritual Freedom Church? I skimmed around, and it doesn't seem so bad.

My family believe a lot in the healing, prosperity; things like that. A lot of people don't like admitting that God probably isn't saying no when He's promised something in the sciptures; that it's their problem something isn't happening. Y'know, Kenneth Hagin, Jesse Duplantis, guys from Word of Faith. (which, if you noticed the one topic in CCDS, are considered "heretical". ) I actually got into minor trouble on another forum in a debate about healing once.

[Amethystic]

The Spiritual Freedom Church? I skimmed around, and it doesn't seem so bad.

My family believe a lot in the healing, prosperity; things like that. A lot of people don't like admitting that God probably isn't saying no when He's promised something in the sciptures; that it's their problem something isn't happening. Y'know, Kenneth Hagin, Jesse Duplantis, guys from Word of Faith. (which, if you noticed the one topic in CCDS, are considered "heretical". ) I actually got into minor trouble on another forum in a debate about healing once.

I'm not familiar with those names, but I totally get what you're saying. We must discuss theology sometime, Leela.

[Termite]

Oh, definately. That could provide interesting.

[Jason Whits Son]

I go to a nazarene church

[Marvin D.]

I go to a Baptist Church. As for Jason, what about the Nazarene church?

[CookieMonster]

I am a folower of Christ who just happens to go to a Baptists Church. Since denominations are man made I don't believe that I should even claim to be non-denomiantional.

[Sapphire]

I was raised non-denominational, but I am now Messianic.

[Candy]

I'm non-denominational..... Yeah.....

[ric]

I am a folower of Christ who just happens to go to a Baptists Church. Since denominations are man made I don't believe that I should even claim to be non-denomiantional.

Well said. I dido that. (except I don't go to a baptist chuch).

[31899]

To respond to MnT's unanswered question, Nazarene is a holiness denomination and very similar to the Missionary Alliance church. In Canada The Church of the Nazarene and the Missionary Alliance share a University.

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[StrongNChrist]

I go to a non-denomination church but I'm a Christian

[manfrednissley]

I'm Mennonite.

Ditto that.

*laughs at Top*

I am menno as well!

[Shad Lexer]

I was raised non-denominational, but I am now Messianic.

Considering I'm Jewish, yet go to a non-denominational Church, we could have an interesting conversation!