Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Hello,
My husband and I have recently decided to move to a queer affirming church. This is a big change from our tradition, and we are a bit unmoored in where to go. Mainline affirming churches don't feel right for a few reasons, one of which being that they seem to lean heavy on older, more traditional worship styles. Which are great! Just not what we connect best with.
What churches are out there (ideally within 20 min of Arlington), that are affirming, still hold a high view of Scripture, and have a more modern environment?
What church are you leaving?
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Anonymous wrote:Hello,
My husband and I have recently decided to move to a queer affirming church. This is a big change from our tradition, and we are a bit unmoored in where to go. Mainline affirming churches don't feel right for a few reasons, one of which being that they seem to lean heavy on older, more traditional worship styles. Which are great! Just not what we connect best with.
What churches are out there (ideally within 20 min of Arlington), that are affirming, still hold a high view of Scripture, and have a more modern environment?
Anonymous wrote:OP here: ugh I knew there'd be some nay-sayers... Not here for that just scroll on by. But if curious, this is a great resource that walks through thoroughly a Scripture-based, affirming position: https://reformationproject.org/
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Affirming but with a high view of Scripture would be a unicorn. Or one of those things does not mean what you think it means.
Only to a true bigot. There is nothing in the scripture that supports your view.
Anonymous wrote:Affirming but with a high view of Scripture would be a unicorn. Or one of those things does not mean what you think it means.