Comments on: Do you ever attend a different church?

By: Ev. Humphrey Wanyama

Ev. Humphrey Wanyama — Sun, 23 May 2010 05:52:20 +0000

I like preaching and attending in different churches because Jesus has only one Church with nne goal. The murshrooming of denominations is the schene of the devil to divide the body of Christ. In Jn 17:20-21 it is the wish of Christ we be one.

By: Doug Baxter

Doug Baxter — Fri, 21 May 2010 14:39:42 +0000

I travel for business both inside the USA and outside the USA. When I’m out of town on a weekend I attend a church in the area I’m at. At home I attend a non-denominational church that usually has over 3,000 attending on Sunday morning.
I start by praying for God’s direction…..next I go on line to see what churches are in the area I’m located…I then go to churches websites. Many have previous sermons that I can listen to. Finally I’ll get down to a list of 2-3 churches.
I used this method while staying at Makiti City, Phillipians and descovered the church was within walking distance.
The Lord never ceases to amaze me. I’ve never attended a church that I wouldn’t go back to….they all welcomed me with open arms and I’ve developed many friendships with the people I’ve meet.
To my surprise many of the churches were denominational.
The key things I look for is a church the sincerely believes, teaches, and lives the word of God….the worship part of the service is always a plus but it’s the word of God that I’m seeking and it’s direction for my daily walk with my savior Jesus Christ.
I’ve been a christain for 40 years.

By: Jerry Miner

Jerry Miner — Thu, 20 May 2010 16:05:57 +0000

Because of the nature of our work, over the past three years, my wife and I have attended or visited close to 200 different churches around the country. We are in essence professional first time visitors. We have observed the gamut of what folks are doing, trying to do and having trouble doing. It’s refreshing and at other time repetitive and confusing.

By: Steve Fiorentino

Steve Fiorentino — Thu, 20 May 2010 12:53:02 +0000

We love our church. However, when traveling we consider it an opportunity and a blessing to experience other worship styles, music and fellowship. WE do this on occasion based on local invites too. We suggest everyone try this at times as it challenges you to keep an open mind and heart. God Bless!!

By: Pastor Howard Gunter

Pastor Howard Gunter — Thu, 20 May 2010 12:09:52 +0000

We certainly try to be in church every Sunday. On vacation or when traveling, we seek a church that is close by and attend with an open mind and an open heart. One of our fondest vacation memories is visiting a small Baptist church up on a mountain in Del Rio, Tennessee. The entire service was so natural and the presence of the Holy Spirit was recognizable. The entire congregation was responsive and obviosly in worship.

By: richard brutn

richard brutn — Thu, 20 May 2010 04:59:54 +0000

yes i do my wife went to one and i went to another so we came together to one church but go to the churchs we went b4