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Who ever gets the last Word

Vince said:
Commie? Nick's an Anglican!
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:lol

But not one of those High Anglicans in England. More like a regular Baptist church, but better :D

We call it low Anglican, and more specifically, Sydney Anglican. There's a difference ,becasue many other Anglican diocese in the world (and certainly Australia) have strayed from the Bible.
 
Nick said:
Yes, didn't you hear? Socialists own EVERYTHING! And that includes this thread.


lol, it's 12:30 AM here
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That means that it's already tomorrow over there. So, I've been communicating with someone from the future? Cool! :cool: Of course, I suppose that's only to be expected, since I am, after all, an alien (and I even have my resident alien card to prove it).
 
Nick said:
:lol

But not one of those High Anglicans in England. More like a regular Baptist church, but better :D

We call it low Anglican, and more specifically, Sydney Anglican. There's a difference ,becasue many other Anglican diocese in the world (and certainly Australia) have strayed from the Bible.
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Aren't Anglicans more like Lutheran, all boring and old and everything?
 
Theofilus said:
That means that it's already tomorrow over there. So, I've been communicating with someone from the future? Cool! :cool: Of course, I suppose that's only to be expected, since I am, after all, an alien (and I even have my resident alien card to prove it).
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Ah, yes, well you can call me Doc. ;) :D

Theofilus said:
Aren't Anglicans more like Lutheran, all boring and old and everything?
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Like Lutherens they are close to the reformation (I think, or at least I am :D).

So in answer to your question, depends. If you go to an Assembles of God church, then pretty much every other church is going to seem pretty boring.

We're not charismatic, but a pretty exciting and youthful church.
 
Nick said:
Like Lutherens they are close to the reformation (I think, or at least I am :D).

So in answer to your question, depends. If you go to an Assembles of God church, then pretty much every other church is going to seem pretty boring.

We're not charismatic, but a pretty exciting and youthful church.
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I became a Christian in the United States at the age of 15. When I was 17, we moved back to Iceland. The state church here is the Evangelical Lutheran church, and there is one just a few minutes walk from were we first lived after coming here. The first Sunday after ariving in Reykjavik, I went to that church. Everybody there, except me, was positively ancient (or at least it seemed that way to me). I was probably the only one there under 40. The hymns were boring, the liturgy was way to formal and the sermons... you don't even want to know about the sermons. I knew right away that this wasn't the denomination for me. I later found a Charismatic Lutheran (state) church that was completely different and I attended it for many years, so I know they aren't all boring. I'm glad you found a good church.
 
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I had a similar experience. I belong to the Dutch Reformed denomination and the services can bore you to tears. But I'm comfortable with the doctrines. I have found, quite conveniently, a wonderful church just around the block from me. Actually I belonged to the church many year ago, but in the interim the minister 'got with the programme' and it is now the most amazing church to visit. I love going there.

Word.
 
Hmmm.

Nick, Theofilus, and L'Chante.

Here in the Gringo Zone we have Lake Chapala, a lake so large that it actually appears on globes and world maps. I would like to invite all three of you to come visit us. Then, we'll round up a bunch of Christians go down to the lake, and...
 
Vince said:
Hmmm.

Nick, Theofilus, and L'Chante.

Here in the Gringo Zone we have Lake Chapala, a lake so large that it actually appears on globes and world maps. I would like to invite all three of you to come visit us. Then, we'll round up a bunch of Christians go down to the lake, and...
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And what? Go waterskiing? I'd love that.
 
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