Im glad I now signed up

jamesbowers · **Im glad I now signed up -** 06-20-2019, 02:38 AM

hi all

Isabella White · **Re: Im glad I now signed up -** 06-20-2019, 03:07 AM

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Originally Posted by jamesbowers

hi all

Hello Mr. Bowers, and

to

, at

. We are pleased that you have found your way here, and we trust that you are a servant of the

. As is customary with all of our new visitors, we would like it if you would please visit our Introduction Forum, where you can post a message to introduce yourself to the

believers here at

.

The link to our Introduction Forum is below, and you can post your message by clicking on the blue "New Thread" button on the upper left of your screen.

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Please remember to provide the information that we've requested at the top of the Introduction Forum page, which is:

Attention Unsaved Trash: This the ONLY subforum you can start threads in. Here is where you introduce yourself. Tell us what church you go to and what your favorite Bible verse is and how you came to find Jesus.
We look forward to getting to know you as we study the

together.

Thank you, and may God richly bless you, as you seek

as your

and

here, at

... Sincerely, Isabella W.

Basilissa · **Re: Im glad I now signed up -** 06-20-2019, 09:49 PM

hi

James Hutchins · **Re: Im glad I now signed up -** 06-20-2019, 11:40 PM

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Originally Posted by jamesbowers

hi all

hi

BibleReader2231 · **Re: Im glad I now signed up -** 06-21-2019, 12:01 AM

Hi. Are you related to Betty Bowers?

MitzaLizalor · **Re: Im glad I now signed up -** 06-21-2019, 02:28 AM

Hello. Now that you've made a first post it will be easier to share your Church experience with us. Not all congregations are the same.

Methodists for example were an offshoot from (or are still part of (according to some)) the Church of England. Wesley was absolutely serious when he perceived schism to be evil in itself.

Quote:

Originally Posted by John Wesley

For how little a thing soever it may seem, and how innocent soever it may be accounted, schism, even in this sense, is both evil in itself, and productive of evil consequences.

That reference is from paragraph 10 but the theme is well developed throughout. Upon his death what better way to celebrate his contribution than

..wait for it

..can you guess yet?

..any minute now

SCHISM

So don't keep us waiting. I think it goes without saying that if Wesleyans were so keen to practise their method of worship in a way most likely to offend their founder their eagerness to offend God would be very much greater. Worldwide Anglicanism includes the wretched Episcopalians, altogether a schism themselves hived off from another splinter group—the papists—but one so called "denomination" has never changed from its first mention by Jesus Christ to the present day.