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Originally Posted by BlackCalvinist Quote:
Originally Posted by Davidius Quote:
Originally Posted by BlackCalvinist I've seen some churches - both with sound doctrine and some without - that simply 'exist' in their communities. Their members come from elsewhere, they hardly ever seek to (in some cases, DON'T) bring people in from the local community, do anything for the local community, etc....
Does your church do anything in the community it is located in ?
Why or why not ? | That's sort of how our congregation is. Most drive ~30 minutes or more and it's hard to organize church activities. | Thanks for responding, David  Has there been any talk of organizing anything by anyone ?
By the way, folks, thanks for your responses. I'm encouraged.
I'm going to point a few people over to this thread in a bit..... | Ummm, not really. To be honest, I wouldn't go if we did things there regularly or at one of the members' houses. It's just too much time and gas. Originally I started going there because I thought I needed to in order to maintain doctrinal purity. This has become a bothersome issue for me as of late.
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