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TreasonousBastard

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4. You're welcome, but I'm not sure how I could have forgotten...

Reply to northoftheborder (Reply #3)

Mon Aug 19, 2013, 03:19 PM

Aug 2013

Unitarian Universalists since I'm attending a UU church now. (few Quakers in the area)

UU's are welcoming and affirming, big on good works, and now a semi-official Peace Church. And we have no doctrines, although our rites can be interesting at times.

And, we schedule concerts all the time.

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A question for only those in this group: [View all] northoftheborder Aug 2013 OP

I live in a republican, but not wildeyed conservative town... TreasonousBastard Aug 2013 #1

Thanks, that's the sort of info I'm looking for. northoftheborder Aug 2013 #3

You're welcome, but I'm not sure how I could have forgotten... TreasonousBastard Aug 2013 #4

I'm quite satisfied after decades of searching, with the sort of Eph 2:8 based one I'm with now. L0oniX Aug 2013 #2

. kwassa Aug 2013 #10

ELCA Lutheran Freddie Aug 2013 #5

And especially avoid the Wisconsin Synod. 47of74 Aug 2013 #9

Assembly of God here. Thav Aug 2013 #6

I'm Catholic, but I'm seriously considering becoming an Episcopalian Fortinbras Armstrong Aug 2013 #7

Grew up Catholic, now an Episcopalian 47of74 Aug 2013 #8

Raised (E)LCA Lutheran, now an Episcopalian Lydia Leftcoast Sep 2013 #11