What kind of churches have activities for people in their 30s?
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Usually guys look online... for people to team up with and go shoot other teams online.
Me, I just play Fallout 4, Days Gone, Control... Also make soundtracks for songs I want to sing at church.
Long and short is, you might have to make your own activities. Take up bike riding or learn to play the oboe or something.
Also, howdy and welcome to the forum.
Me, I just play Fallout 4, Days Gone, Control... Also make soundtracks for songs I want to sing at church.
Long and short is, you might have to make your own activities. Take up bike riding or learn to play the oboe or something.
Also, howdy and welcome to the forum.
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This has been discussed many times over the years. It seems the norm is most churches will have programs for married people and nothing for singles.
They're possibly hesitant to start groups by age in that age range to avoid married and single people mixing.
And Christians prides themselves on being family focused, and that tends to leave singles on their own.
If your church doesn't even have a married group I'd say that's unusual.
You're basically on your own to find others. You could try other churches, but as mentioned, chances seem slim for that. Other than looking at online groups, as mentioned in your other thread, there's probably not a lot of options.
Consider many people are online now. And use that as their form of social contact. And new releases in tech will push that even further. So there's simply less people looking to meet up.
Essentially online is the best way to try to meet people, anymore, if your church doesn't have anything available.
They're possibly hesitant to start groups by age in that age range to avoid married and single people mixing.
And Christians prides themselves on being family focused, and that tends to leave singles on their own.
If your church doesn't even have a married group I'd say that's unusual.
You're basically on your own to find others. You could try other churches, but as mentioned, chances seem slim for that. Other than looking at online groups, as mentioned in your other thread, there's probably not a lot of options.
Consider many people are online now. And use that as their form of social contact. And new releases in tech will push that even further. So there's simply less people looking to meet up.
Essentially online is the best way to try to meet people, anymore, if your church doesn't have anything available.
If you want to play games for socializing, you probably want something more like world of Warcraft or final fantasy XIV. Zandar, my friend and a fellow member on this forum, plays both and he says the final fantasy XIV user base is friendly.
Usually guys who plays shooter games are more interested in shooting you than talking to you. But my previous answer is still pretty accurate... A lot of guys sure are playing shooters these days.
I still think Facebook or craigslist is your best bet.
Usually guys who plays shooter games are more interested in shooting you than talking to you. But my previous answer is still pretty accurate... A lot of guys sure are playing shooters these days.
I still think Facebook or craigslist is your best bet.
If you open an account on Steam and buy a multiplayer game there, you may find teammates to play with for that game - just be specific that you require microphone/headset. Also check out each game you want to play on their own website, they usually have their own Discord to find more teammates to make specific requests for microphone/headset.
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I agree. I have been in youth group. I left around my early 20s, a few years before i was supposed to leave. Because i wanted to spread the message far and wide. I also had personal problems with immature female members. I think 30s is a age of growth. Its the age where spirituality and dependence on Gods intervention in personal ways really counts.