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Old 01-02-2007, 09:41 PM   #24 (permalink)
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Someone in the Episcopol church is confused. Maybe that's why they lose members every year. The fastest growing churches are the nondenominational churches. Easy to see why. A lot of the mainstream denominations are leaving the bible as their authority and catering to people instead of following the head of the church, Jesus.
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Alias, who cares about numbers anyhow, ya know?

And there is quite an exodus out of the non-denoms these days and back to orthodoxy.

My two youngest were baptized in March at a little Orthodox church. Episcopalian. And it was very meaningful.

And if I was going to ever go back to church, I would go to the Catholic. Only thing now is that they would prohibit me from taking the Lord's Table. Cos of my being divorced.

But I read quite a bit of Catholicism for Dummies and a couple other books. And I went to the Easter Vigil this past year too. And often go to a nearby monastery grounds to get away and to gather my soul.

Well I have to share, if my daddy was alive, he would be the same age that President Ford was. And Mama told me tonight, she wishes she had realized what a truly remarkable man he was when he was President. Ford was President, not Daddy! She also commended him in his marriage commitment. And I thought about my own parents, and how they stayed together too, through thick and thin.

Hearing her talk that way tonight, brought tears to my eyes. And I miss my father tonight now for Gerald Ford having his funeral. Funny how those things connect, huh?

OD