RethinkChurch

I need help on something... I was raised LDS and now at 22 I have found the truth and I am now saved. I am dating someone htat is very strong in our faith and we have began to talk about getting married. Every 1st Sunday of the month is Family Home Evening (LDS thing) with my family (I am the only one saved). Next weekend I will be missing Morning and Evening service to go to a family baby blessing and FHE. I was always raised with the teaching that family is the most important thing. Now I know that God is the most important thing and family comes 2nd.

 

Where the Wild Things Are shaped me and gave me a framework in which to understand grace.  The book grabbed my heart as a boy and has not let go because, as an adult, I know that I need grace now more than ever.

 

Originally Posted: May 17, 2012

Whenever your congregation partners with the community to bring hope and joy to your neighborhoods, use these tips to capture those life-changing memorable moments on film or video.

 

Originally Posted: May 16, 2012

 

Join our prayer team.

Prayer connects you with God and with others who care. When a person needs a 'faith lift', they say a small prayer. That person may also ask a friend to pray for their situation or need, too. This Change the World prayer team works the same way -- it multiplies the power of prayers.

Praying is as important as being there.

Originally Posted: May 15, 2012

I would love to meet Christian friends in my area... It seems every "friend" I have had.. Has stabbed me in the back ...

 

We all take our stresses to bed with us. We can't help it. But, in the morning, have you ever thought back over a restless night to cipher how to find peace?

If you ask friends to list the things that trouble them at night, you'll probably get some form of these top 7 causes:

Originally Posted: Apr 3, 2012

 

1) Build each other up daily.

One clue as to whether a couple has a shot at "happily ever after" pertains to the level of encouragement and support he sees between them.

Originally Posted: Feb 6, 2012

 

You’re never alone.

 

Prayer connects you with God and with others who care. When a person needs a 'faith lift', they say a small prayer. That person may also ask a friend to pray for their situation or need, too. Our Living Prayer Center works the same way -- it multiplies the power of prayers.

Originally Posted: Jan 25, 2012

Your Zip + Google Map

 

Explore our Google map for any area, any interest. Want to find a United Methodist Church near you - got it! Click on a dot to view that church's full profile -- not just when they meet on Sunday but what they're doing Monday through Saturday.

Check back, too!

Originally Posted: Jan 25, 2012