Tag Archives: commitment

My Story: A Rich Inheritance

The story of my involvement in the Church of God begins with my parents. My mother was born into a Christian family that attended the local Church of God congregation in southeastern Ohio. However, for private reasons, her family began attending a local Nazarene congregation, where they have remained ever since. Yet the roots of the Church of God run deep in that family: to this day, my grandmother and aunt (my relatives still living in that town) faithfully support their Nazarene church but are not members there. I believe their non-membership is due to the Church of God influence against man-made church membership requirements.

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the institution of the church

Earlier this month, Jen raised a thought-provoking question:

today’s “If i had a blog…” post would be called:

WHY IT IS COOL TO LOVE THE INSTITUTION OF THE CHURCH AND TO STAY COMMITTED TO IT EVEN WHEN THINGS SEEM DIFFICULT.

i wish someone was writing about that.

Over the next several days, a few of us wrote public responses to this issue.  Here are links to our individual blog posts.  (In the future we hope to have posts like these located on this blog, for the sake of conversation and collaboration.)

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