It has been great to see some new posters on this forum. Maybe some of you are just ones who finally made it over from the old thread. Either way, welcome! submitted by /u/Warbird979 [link] [comments]
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I thought this video was really interesting, so I thought I’d post it here for others who enjoy this kind of exploration of church history.
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My primary instrument is acoustic guitar. I’m partial to Martin guitars, but I own a few that are not Martin’s as well. I also play bass and piano, though I haven’t played either of those in a good while. I used to be a good singer, but decades of prea…
Hoping to encourage some discussion about how CoG congregations integrate the Christmas season into their church. I’ve attended several churches where there were huge trees in the sanctuary, some in the foyer, and some that had none. I’ve seen large d…
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