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amazing. wow. almost worth moving to be around this theologic paradigm more.
That’s funny that someone would write this article, because I attend a church that is primarily single people in their twenties. When I started attending it, one person said “Wow, so maybe you’ll find your future husband there!” My mom noticed all the young men around, and thought that was the reason why I started attending it. Honestly, marriage and dating were the farthest thing from my mind when I started coming there. I just wanted a church where I felt I belong, and I found one!
Erica - June 30th, 2008 at 6:34 pm
A very thought provoking article, and I certainly agree that including those who aren’t yet Christians is where the church ought to be concentrating. But what IS the end result of the Mayan gatherings? Are people getting saved? Are lives being changed? Or is it just a fun place to gather?
amazing. wow. almost worth moving to be around this theologic paradigm more.
That’s funny that someone would write this article, because I attend a church that is primarily single people in their twenties. When I started attending it, one person said “Wow, so maybe you’ll find your future husband there!” My mom noticed all the young men around, and thought that was the reason why I started attending it. Honestly, marriage and dating were the farthest thing from my mind when I started coming there. I just wanted a church where I felt I belong, and I found one!
A very thought provoking article, and I certainly agree that including those who aren’t yet Christians is where the church ought to be concentrating. But what IS the end result of the Mayan gatherings? Are people getting saved? Are lives being changed? Or is it just a fun place to gather?