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Jt, if that comment was
meant for me (re: a seeker-friendly church we attend) let me say that it is a very
relational community of Believers. Also a very evangelical one—even though it is entirely
non-traditional and non-“churchy”. The lives changed there
are amazing. We baptized 110+ folks a few Sundays ago. In fact, I’d like
to write about some of those testimonies one day. The folks that you fellowship
with are personally responsible for “looking out for you.” They
constantly hammer about “getting connected”. Oh, and also, it isn’t a Megachurch. Holds probably less
than a thousand people (just guessing). We just moved into our first “real”
(new) facility (after meeting in the local YWCA for many years) in
December. Already we have 2-3
services every weekend to contain the volume of folks. Will
have to add on already starting next year. If it turns into a Megachurch
(not a goal, but it could feasibly happen—no one wants to turn anyone
away) I guess we can say that the crowds were drawn to Jesus in His earthly days
also. J Izzy
(PS It’s also no better than thousands of other churches, I’m
sure. It just has its niche in the
overall picture of things.) Attend a "user friendly" Megachurch and tell me
who is responsible for and is looking out for your soul.
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