How often do you attend church, and what religion/denomination are you??
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Catholic. Every week and on holy days of obligation. I"m even planning on spending First Friday adoration there sometime (an hour of prayer before the eucharist that lasts all night. YOu sign up for your hour so the church knows to not lock the doors) and I used to be an active member of the League of Mary (a charitable prayer group)
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The church I attend is more like a family in that we make it a point to be involved in each others lives.  We "deal with" the good, bad, and ugly (so to speak).  My wife and a good friend started a clothing ministry which provides clothing to the needy.  We are also working with recent African refugees that escaped the killings in their country and are now lost in this one.\n\nI personally am always looking for ways to help others.\n\nBy the way, this church "family" has a lot of us who are going on a motorcycle ride after church today as it is "Biker Weekend" here.\n\nCome visit if you're ever in town.
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What do you mean "the church?"  Even if we assume you mean christianity, every denomination is doing things differently.  There's nothing they're all doing well or badly in.
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I'm Pagan, so, no church. I sleep through Sunday mornings. ~.~ Sleep...\n\n- 16 yo Pagan
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I attend church on a weekly basis and am very satisfied with our bishop.  He is an awesome guy!
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God has never said that you must choose a denomination to love him.And for those who have a true relationship with God there is no building on Earth that can come between them and their Lord.Whether you choose to go to church is your own choice.But God is in your heart and soul not in a building.If you know in your heart that you have done your best to be a good person then God knows.No one can tell you that.Only he can.
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I used to date a guy who held church in his home.  His father was a minister without a congregation and his mother was disabled and physically uncomfortable in the traditional church setting so for this reason he held church in his house every Sunday afternoon and every other Wednesday night with his father preaching and his mother attending even though his parents had long since been divorced. It was the best "church" I have ever been to.  The service was meaningful and the singing was beautiful with every voice raised to God, there was no doubt everyone in the very crowded living room was there for God.  I continued to attend "church" at his house for awhile after we quit dating, and frequently think I should still be going there. I learned more there than I ever learned in Sunday school.  I recently took the Alpha class at a local church it was great but I still believe the best church is where you feel the closest to God no matter if it's in a house or a traditional church.
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Yes I go to church on Sunday's for worship, Wednesday's and Friday's for work.  Forsaking not the gathering is a command.  I think it is important though to spend time with the Lord daily not just once a week. I am privileged to be able to do that through prayer and reading of His word.  \nWestside Bible Church, Victoria BC Canada.\nwww.westsidefamily.org
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Yes, I attend every Sunday, Lord willing! And, I am Christian, attend An (AME) African Methodist Episcopal Church. I will be on my way there shortly. The doors open at 10A.M. and everyone is welcome.  Have a great day, and God bless
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Church, and church related functions.
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There at Church every sunday, and wednesday night!!!
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I see your point and have wondered that myself.  \n\nI know my 12 step group is more "religious" than my church as far as repeated traditions and regular meetings.  There is a set of beliefs, a text that all use, traditions, etc.\n\nHow about politics.....wouldn't democrats or republicans fit into this as well??\n\nGreat question, my answer is I dont really know when that point is crossed, but I appreciate your logic.\n\nDavid
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There are countless denominations here are a few.\n\nBaptist\nMethodist\nLutheran\nCalvinist\nPresbyterian\nPentecostal Apostolic\nUnity\nMormon - though radically different from mainstream\nJehovah Witnesses\nCatholic\njust to name a few
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Good question. I agree with cantcu on what I call "Sunday Christians". Some are this way, but not most of the ones I've seen. My honest opinion is that your personal relationship with God is just that, personal. If you chose to not participate in organized worship, but worship on your own, that does not make you less of a Christian. I attend church 3 or 4 times a year, not on holidays, not because I don't like church, but because I prefer to worship in my own way. I feel that God will judge you by your deeds and actions, not whether your church attendance card is full.\n\nIf you lose your way, however, a good church will help you get back on track. I do recommend you go once in a while, though. If you don't like the way a certain church is, try another. Eventually you will find one that is a good fit for you.\n\nI believe that when God said "come to my house", he meant in a spiritual sense, not a literal one.
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Praying and seeking the Lord and also working 2 jobs and my husnad and I read our Bible and pray and we are also involved in church. I spend the day being active and busy and productive I also sleep good at night because of this.\nWhat you do with your day reflects who you are.
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i dont go to church often (i havent been in a while) but for the past few times i did go the preacher always seemed like he was speaking to me...\n\ni love the music and a couple of times i have even cried for no reason (not like boo hoo crying just like a couple of tears streamed down my face)...and no it wasnt because i felt guilty about anything (because i also believe that God is everywhere you seek him...not just in church)...my fiancee says that it was the holy spirit...
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sometime everyday, even more than once aday, sometimes once every other/few days, sometimes even less ...\nHow often do you ?