how can i get in touch with someone at my church?
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Trying talking to your pastor or a church elder, they can probably tell you how to get a hold of the person or relay a message for you.
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You are in the wrong church. My church--pastor, deacons, teachers, ministers, members--loves all of its members and tries to find something for all of us to do (if we are interested). \n\nFinding a good church can be hard, and it can take a long time. But, if you pray about it, and try different churches, you will find one. \n\nOtherwise, talk to the pastor, his wife, or someone in the church who has some type of authority to change things. Let them know how you feel you are treated, or write them a nice, respectful letter. You can either sign it or not. \n\nSometimes, people do not realize what they are doing to others, even pastors don't realize sometimes. Maybe you can make the difference in how this church thinks. Let them know that you are a single person with lots to offer, and explain to them what you would like to do.
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The easy way to find friends is join a club and be active in the church.............
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It's easy enough to do, but don't expect a reply. You can contact any bishop by writing to the diocesan offices. (As far as I know, each diocese is represented online by its own webpage, and contact information is posted there.)\n\nIn most cases, the bishop or archbishop won't open his own mail, but will have a secretary who screens the mail and directs it to the appropriate departments. It's a lot like writing to the President of the United States, except most bishops can't afford a signature machine to sign letters for them.\n\nIf you take it through the proper channels, however, you'll have a better chance. First, contact a local parish priest. (The priests are considered field agents for the bishop, doing the bishop's work, in the bishop's name, when the bishop can't be there.) If the priest can't answer your questions, ask him to write a letter of introduction to the bishop to include with your letter.\n\nOtherwise, you'll just be one of a thousand letters the bishop gets each week, most complaining about one little thing or another.
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Email them and ask them
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email them and ask them where they are
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Maybe put it in the newspaper or check with a church?  Good luck.  I don't know of anyone.  I would do it if I could.  God bless you for being so thoughtful.
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Use any of the websites noted above, but remember, just like a phone book, the number has to be listed and you have to know the location of the person.\n-MM
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Try using an international on-line phone search and look under the category of church and find the number to the one you are searching for.
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might try asking your pastor or whoever is marring you.
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Consult your pastor would be the best thing I could recommend.
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Contact someone in your local arab community or your local mosque.
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GO TO THE LOCAL CHURCH
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um the best one out there is AA you could also try calling a local church and they could prob give you other info
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I've relocated several times and the one reliable place to meet good people is at church functions.  Especially when they have a fundraiser, volunteer to help out in any way you can.  It's a great way to meet people.
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Contact a pastor and/or a psychiatrist.
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http://www.christianchat.com/\n\nHope it helps;-)