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calimari · 05-09-2008, 10:42 AM

There used to be someone else on the board who followed native american faith traditions as well....don't recall her name....nice lady. She might not be a regular anymore I just can't recall..

robinw · 05-09-2008, 11:25 AM

Pentecostal

Amber03 · 05-09-2008, 08:08 PM

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Originally Posted by booker81

Cool beans! My DH very loosely follows a Native American beliefs too. We have a friend who has pow-wow's, I've not been, but we've helped set up.

I don't follow the Native American ways but I am very interested in their culture because I have Native American blood from both sides of my family.

Amber03 · 05-09-2008, 08:12 PM

Believe in God, Jesus and the Bible. I guess it makes be close to the Christian faith. We go to a Nazarene church. I am still learning who God and who I am. I am always interested in learning about others and what they believe.

Princess1 · 05-11-2008, 12:06 PM

I was born and raised Pentecostal. Currently I'm not going to church and my family has marked me as a sinner. I still feel like I have a relationship with God but when I tell my family that I still love Him I just can't go to church right now they judge me. I totally understand the post by me and my three sons because I feel the same way. Me and my dh and boys has been hurt by the past few churches that we went too so it has left us with a sick feeling even thinking about going. God has never failed me and my trust is in Him and Him alone. I feel if what I am doing is wrong He will deal with me and lead me to the right path. I was very religious even at a young age and very involved with the church I attended. I was a Sunday School teacher and me and my dh over the bus ministry. So we were very involved and it was a hard decision to quit. I know this may sound real bad to some but since we quit I feel relieved almost like a weight has been lifted.

Amber03 · 05-12-2008, 12:51 PM

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Originally Posted by Princess1

I was born and raised Pentecostal. Currently I'm not going to church and my family has marked me as a sinner. I still feel like I have a relationship with God but when I tell my family that I still love Him I just can't go to church right now they judge me. I totally understand the post by me and my three sons because I feel the same way. Me and my dh and boys has been hurt by the past few churches that we went too so it has left us with a sick feeling even thinking about going. God has never failed me and my trust is in Him and Him alone. I feel if what I am doing is wrong He will deal with me and lead me to the right path. I was very religious even at a young age and very involved with the church I attended. I was a Sunday School teacher and me and my dh over the bus ministry. So we were very involved and it was a hard decision to quit. I know this may sound real bad to some but since we quit I feel relieved almost like a weight has been lifted.

As they say people will fail you everytime but God\Jesus never does. It is good to have a support group church family but it doesn't mean you are doomed if you don't. When the time is right you will find a church that fits you. As long as you feel you have a relationship than you do. There are some that go to church and don't have a relationship so that is half the battle there. I hope your family loves you for you and doesn't judge you because they do not know your heart.

Jeanine · 05-14-2008, 11:24 PM

I am a born-again Christian. I have been since I was 8 years old, but over the years as a teen, and in my twenties, I've rededicated my life to Christ. I go to non-denominational churches. Currently, I am trying to find a church home. I don't know where I'd be without the Lord in my life. He has brought me through so many difficult times in my life!!

MissLucie · Yesterday, 12:35 AM