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Being in a church includes you in a fantastic community. If anyone is sick, my childhood church would cook meals and bring them over. If you needed a job, someo
by jarboot 11y ago
Being in a church includes you in a fantastic community. If anyone is sick, my childhood church would cook meals and bring them over. If you needed a job, someone could find you an opening (that's how I got my first job). Everyone carpooled to church events, had house parties, and because it was a Lutheran church (WELS), drank quite a bit too.
I've never believed in god, but since my dad was President of the congregation I sort of went along for the ride. I still play piano for the church (and thank the church for starting the spark for it), even though I don't really believe in all that. It's just a nice and caring community. When I'm older, I'm absolutely going to try joining some sort of church.
- dragonwriter 11y ago> Being in a church includes you in a fantastic community. That rather strongly depends on the church (and you; communities aren't objectively fantastic, the same community can be fantastic for one person and a nightmare for another; this is definitely as true of church communities as communities in general.)