I really want to attend regularly but it's very far away (my church) and I often can't attend. There's not much for my kids, either. I have found a church which shares similar beliefs (but not the same) and one which is slightly less similar but better for my kids. I'm not sure if I should go to a church that's a different denomination for the convenience and social aspect? I will continue going to my church when I can as well. My faith will not change, just my church. I do like aspects of both the other churches, so thought I'd try both? Feels like church shopping and not sure how I feel about that ethically, but it's not just for me it's for my kids too and want to find a fit that's right for them. Can you attend more than one church and more than one denomination? They are come from the same core place, and I would love the opportunity to be part of a local church community, not just the one that fits my faith better but also one that fits our lives too. The church I currently attend is the faith I was born into and bought up in, so I am curious about other branches of Christianity too because I have not got much experience with them.
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Attending a church of a different denomination
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MaryLane93 · 11/10/2019 12:03
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