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With one notable exception I would agree. Infant baptism is not baptism.

But I said- if they were baptized as a believer. Infant baptism is not being baptized as a believer.

#7 but if someone comes from another church and has been baptized as a believer- mode shouldn't matter.

Our church thru budget sends money to the missions for the denomination missions but as a church we support 3-4 couples- none came from our church but have family or friends that attend our church and they came and spoke and we are supporting them including our niece and family with Wycliffe. They a...

We support our niece and nephew in Northern Africa who are with Wycliffe, a local couple not from our church but our church supports them and we send a monthly support and they are with Wycliffe in PNG he is with mission aviation and she does nursing, and then our church is helping support and we ar...

Our nephew is part of an Eastern church in Washington state.

Praying for you both Jim. This has to be so hard. Praying you know the arms of the Lord enveloping you both and folding you to Himself.

The internet and social media have been a way to keep up with college friends who aren't into writing letters- even before email was ever around. My sister in law used internet to connect with her grandchildren who are overseas - she would read books to them on FaceTime or whatever it is called on t...

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I don’t believe in adding things to my hotdog. If sauerkraut is available I will add it to my hot dog otherwise a burnt hot dog with nothing on it on hot dog bun is the best. And I usually just eat them plain. Don't add cheese or lettuce- just a plain fairly black hot dog- kosher is best of course....

And again I am saying that is what I heard from conservative friends as to why they didn't get vaccines. I am making no judgements. First they talked about autism but then they spoke about the fetal cell line. I was just explaining how I saw it in conservative circles and why. My goodness- you can't...