I got to go to Peoria this past weekend to see some great friends and play drums at my old church. And I had forgotten how much I enjoyed a charismatic music/worship experience. In fact, it almost surprised me when I think of how different my current church is.
So, the question for today is, what factor(s) made you decide to attend the church you currently attend?
Preacher? Music? Proximity? Friends?
This is not a life update. This is a place where people are free to think.
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I was having a sort of crisis and turned to a friend who is in the seminary. He suggested I attend the church where he volunteered during his summer break. Bob and I really like it. It's a Catholic church, so it's more somber than most non-denominational churches, but we really like the music, the priests are great, and (because it's in Lincoln Park) there's a lot of young people there. I think because it's in the city it's much more "liberal" and PC than other Catholic churches I've been to (i.e. they always make sure to say "people" instead of man/men) and are careful with the language in their homilies. I really appreciate that!
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