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@River You're Mom again i take it?
ooh they look pretty
same.
You may want to look at something called alpha if the church you might go to has it. It's like an entry point to Christianity or for people returning, or for people entering a new church.
ok ill look into alpha real quick.
i dont think its for me honestly and my local church doesnt offer it. id rather become protestant christian the traditional way. @DonnerKebab
@DonnerKebab yeah true. theyre ok with it, i mean im almost an adult so im old enough to make my own decisions in who i want to believe in.
The Anglican church that i'm in is community heavy, supporting one another, and taking care of one another, as are nearly all denominations i think, so you'll find people at whichever protestant church you go to who will welcome you with open arms and a variety of community events you could partake in perhaps.
i think the one i went to today is an anglican church or maybe a protestant church with no denomination if thats possible @DonnerKebab
thank you. yeah its most likely anglican because the local church that i went to is linked with the church of england and the church of england is anglican. when did you realise you were an anglican? @DonnerKebab
As for when i realised i was Christian, it was about 19. No Christianity in my family ever, or any links to it. Just atheists, which made it a bit of a scary jump for me revealing i was starting to get into Christianity and figuring out where to start, which is why i'm telling you that i see how brave you were too taking the leap into exploring other branches of Christianity. it can be scary at times, especially if it doesn't align with your family beliefs which is what makes you all the more courageous.
thats interesting. well im glad you found something that you can align one of your beliefs to, and that just happens to be religious. i might as well be an anglican too since its similar to catholicism its a good balance between that and protestantism, its just that it leans more to being a protestant. what i find really interesting is that anglicanism used to be catholic but in the 16th century that changed. @DonnerKebab
not sure yet! will have a look when im at the tattoo place.