no, i mean an "in person" place where people actually meet people. i never heard of this anywhere so i thought it would be considered.
Stuff Christians Like
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is this stuff christians like? Because this doesn't actually exist. No churches ever do this.
the only matchmaking going in is with interfering parents asking single people how much they earn so they can assess suitable spouses for their eligible children, but if you don't have christian parents there will be no help in this area.
hmm I think Bible Colleges are christian breeding grounds it seems according to all the christian dating/spouse books I have read.
'I met my husband/wife at Bible college' 'we got married and my wife got pregnant and ditched her degree; 'She paid for my education' 'Husband is a pastor so in addition to our own children he has to look after everyone elses in church'
I think thats the way it goes and it works for those who go to Bible College, if you can afford it.
'I met my husband/wife at Bible college' 'we got married and my wife got pregnant and ditched her degree; 'She paid for my education' 'Husband is a pastor so in addition to our own children he has to look after everyone elses in church'
I think thats the way it goes and it works for those who go to Bible College, if you can afford it.
lawn bowls
soccer
hockey
The Voice
free water from the tap
Newspapers with terrible news about Israel
hating on liberals
milky tea and coffee
Being 'Westernised' and western things like flush toilets and dishwashers and metal knives and forks
sitting on chairs while praying
shoes
Sandals with socks so nobody can see your toenails
long skirts
pearls and jewellery for women
suit and ties for men, or a dress shirt paired with jeans to show you are not that above everyone else
cars (to park in the church carpark)
soccer
hockey
The Voice
free water from the tap
Newspapers with terrible news about Israel
hating on liberals
milky tea and coffee
Being 'Westernised' and western things like flush toilets and dishwashers and metal knives and forks
sitting on chairs while praying
shoes
Sandals with socks so nobody can see your toenails
long skirts
pearls and jewellery for women
suit and ties for men, or a dress shirt paired with jeans to show you are not that above everyone else
cars (to park in the church carpark)
I only like four things from that list. Shoes, flush toilets, metal silverware and cars are all rather nice to have.
I must be either a hindu, Muslim or atheist.
CC christian chat
One year devotionals
Bible tabs
gift-giving
prayer chains
paranoid you-tube videos about the end of the world - fwd to your friends already saved, put the fear of God to those who aren't
hoodies with scary or ironic looking church logos on them
Dayspring products
One year devotionals
Bible tabs
gift-giving
prayer chains
paranoid you-tube videos about the end of the world - fwd to your friends already saved, put the fear of God to those who aren't
hoodies with scary or ironic looking church logos on them
Dayspring products
I'm a worse Christian than I thought! I only liked two of those, the first and the fourth. And I don't even like the fourth at the customary scheduled times, only at random times when people aren't expecting it.
Should I repent and pray God will help me like all those things?
Books by Bear Grylls
motivational books by pastors kids with themselves on the cover
tracts
little pamphlets 'why you should join our church'
church business cards
suits...so you can look like a lawyer when you preaching
bible trivia
expensive retreats for the clergy
maundy money
pancakes
alms
coffee club cards - buy nine coffees, get the tenth one free
motivational books by pastors kids with themselves on the cover
tracts
little pamphlets 'why you should join our church'
church business cards
suits...so you can look like a lawyer when you preaching
bible trivia
expensive retreats for the clergy
maundy money
pancakes
alms
coffee club cards - buy nine coffees, get the tenth one free
J
jennymae
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Love one-year devotionals. Wife and I go through one each year. We already have a new one to start the New Year out.
Im trying to find a 1 year devotional that has space you can write in, a ribbon bookmark and the day and month.
Not a womans one but maybe a gardeners one? For the southern hemisphere.
If theres not one I suppose I could write my own. I notice Candace Cameron Bure has about 40 books to her name, everything from dressing up to being classy to juggling motherhood and acting on tv.
Im reading Lazarus Awakening which I vaguely remember maybe reading before? But funny thing is Joanna Weavers other books didnt have the chrstian message plan of salvation in them so some churches refused to buy them
Not a womans one but maybe a gardeners one? For the southern hemisphere.
If theres not one I suppose I could write my own. I notice Candace Cameron Bure has about 40 books to her name, everything from dressing up to being classy to juggling motherhood and acting on tv.
Im reading Lazarus Awakening which I vaguely remember maybe reading before? But funny thing is Joanna Weavers other books didnt have the chrstian message plan of salvation in them so some churches refused to buy them