As a catholic , wanna move down the south...\nstill looking for.... catholic churches........
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I would say probably Louisiana...because of the French influence there, lots of people from Louisiana are Catholic.  Also if you consider Texas south, Texas has quite a few also because of the large Hispanic population.  Cullman, Alabama is a small town with a large Catholic population.  Altus, Arkansas (where they filmed Paris Hilton show) is a small town with a large Catholic population and 4 wineries!  Just to name a few.
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where on Earth do you go to church??
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GO TO THE LOCAL CHURCH
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None of those places are very south at all.\n\nGo to Chile, or New Zealand, or Antarctica.
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There is one in Cooper City, about an hour away from you, but it looks like they do not have a pastor right now. There are a couple more in Florida in Dover and Pinellas Park but they're a good drive away. There area several Orthodox churches in your area including St Herman's Orthodox Church, a Russian  Orthodox Church in Lake Worth and Maginas Andrew Father and St Catherine Greek Orthodox on Southern Blvd in W. Palm Beach itself.
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I live in Lubbock. I am a straight man who agrees with your idea's about the town. It is everything you would think Lubbock to be. Very religious. Very closed minded. There is so much religion in this town that if you were to just walk in the city limits and breath the air of righteousness in Lubbock, you would be saved. Forget getting dunked in holy water. This city is so conservative and religious that if you live here for a minimum of 3 weeks, you will automatically get a VIP pass to the pearly gates. St.Peter will let you go on up to the front of the line. He will look at you and say " (your name), you had to put up with hypocrisy, closed mindedness and bigotry in your tenure at Lubbock. go ahead. The master will see you in a moment" I do not know too many gays, but I bet it would be very difficult to be one in Lubbock. I would imagine that they develop a strong shell, if they survive Lubbock. Sorry,I didn't mean to ramble on.
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I'm sure you can find one. It will be small and full of older people. Probably in an older part of town. That is where I usually find them. I love older Christians and enjoy the warmth of a small fellowship. Old buildings have charm. God bless.
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Go to church and look around.
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Below I found some churches that are non denominational ( I think). the third link I think you might really like that one but it is in Hot Springs Village. (not sure how close to Hot Springs that is.The last link list all the churches in Hot Springs and Hot Springs Village. I hope this helps.
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ewtn.com;pureloveclub.net{look under research};;;AND\nhttp://jerrysmith29.tripod.com/catholicteens/
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go to:\ncatholiccharities.org\n\nalso try the Christian Foundation for Children & the aging.\n\nGod bless you in your journey!
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Depends which denomination you are affiliated with.\n\nFor Roman Catholics - go to Rome\n- The Roman Seminary (est in. 1565)\n- The Gregorian University (very resepectable)\n- Others: http://www.newadvent.org/cathen/13131a.htm\n\nVocations placement\nhttp://www.vocationsplacement.org/?OVRAW=roman%20catholic%20rome%20seminary&OVKEY=roman%20catholic&OVMTC=advanced\n\nFor Pentecostal seminaries, check: \nhttp://www.ctsem.edu/\n\nOrthodox Catholic Seminary\n- in Kiev http://www.ktsonline.org/ \n\nGood luck!
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I was born and raised Southern Baptist.  I never felt at home in that faith.  I always felt like an outsider looking in.  I went to church Sun morn, Sun eve and Wed eve every week without fail for my entire childhood.\n\nI graduated from high school and moved out on my own.  After a period of staying out of churchs completely, I felt empty in my heart.  After a lot of soul searching I figured out that the emptiness in my heart was due to my being out of the will of God.  In order to fill that emptiness I had to reconcile myself to God. \n\nI tried going back to the Baptist Church, but I still never felt like I was a part of that.  At the time I worked with two Catholics.  They had a peace about them that I wanted in my life!  They talked openly about being Catholic, they weren't ashamed of it.  And I could tell that being Catholic was a big part of their entire life--not just a trip to church twice on Sunday and once on Wednesday nite.\n\nSo I did some more research.  I liked what I read about the Catholic faith.  And I began to take instruction in the Catholic faith.  This has been one of the hardest things I've ever done in my whole life.  All my life as a Baptist I was taught that Catholics were going to hell because they worshipped Mary and the Saints.  That they prayed to statues.  That the Roman Catholic Church is the Whore of Babylon mentioned in the Book of Revelation.  That you ask Jesus to forgive you, not a man---even if the man is a priest.  And so on and so forth, ad infinitum ad nauseum.\n\nIt took a lot of study and prayer to find the answers to all those bogus notions I'd been taught.  Catholics don't worship Mary or the Saints--we venerate them.  We don't pray to statues---that's just dumb.  I don't believe the Catholic Church is the Whore of Babylon.  Jesus gave the power to forgive sins and cast out demons in his Name to his disciples.  And its ok to confess your sins to a priest.  \n\nI took instruction for about six months.  I joined the Catholic Church about 25 years ago and I've never regretted a minute of it.  I finally feel at home in a church.  I'm active in my local Church--I help out at Mass and I teach in our Parish School of Religion.  \n\nI have a peace in my heart and soul that I never felt when I was Baptist.   And I still hear the same bone headed things that I heard as a kid about Catholics.\n\nHas this cost me anything?  Yes.  My father, a die-hard Baptist, never accepted my conversion.  Until his dying day he still would not talk about it.  That hurt a lot.\n\nBut I have a church home now--and a solid faith in my Lord Jesus--who saves me from my sinful nature by his Grace alone.  I can't earn my salvation--its a gift from the Lord.  \n\nWould I do it over again?  Yes---although I probably would've not drug my heels so much and made the conversion much sooner.
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go to thecatholicgiftstore.com  they should have something.  i know what you're looking for.... you can also try your local organization of the Two Hearts.
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I don't know, i'm looking to move out there aswell. when you find out could you let me know. cheers
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you can try www.interfaithcalender.orgor if you are catholic or even christian www.catholicism .com
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If you are a student or have a job working around lots of people, or if you have lots of friends in that area, I'd ask them.  Anytime I've needed to find out about going to church, word of mouth was the best incentive for me.  I would talk to people about whether or not they found the services to be moving or not, and then I would just go on their word.  I mean, they go there regularly, right?  I would hope they'd be able to make an informed judgement about something like that.  \n\nGood luck, in your search for church!  (Hey, that rhymed!)