ignaciagirl

This is where I'd like to be one day. It's tough when you're mired down trying to survive.

I would have to agree with Greg's (spamolds) advice. My son converted at eighteen and I think one thing that put us off was that we felt we were being judged or that we were inadequate. He was very much "full of the fire" and to be honest, very overzealous. He has since toned down and leads his life by example. I see the good it has done for him and am going to church with him most sundays now. When I ask him questions, I make sure he knows I'm not attacking him. His answers have gone from being argumentative, to kind, reflective and understanding of our lack of knowlege and understanding of his world.

Thank you everyone for your kindness. Today I didn't attend either church( I sit with my in laws at their luthern church) I needed a personal space breather. I did miss going, but need to get myself togher a bit more before I go back. Maybe next week. I felt better hearing the story about how they asked about baptism at your first meeting.

Thank you. I'll check it out. Tomorrow I'm won't be able to attend church. I have some family things to take care of.Things have been going to fast and I need to step back. I think I got scared when they asked me if iwas going to be baptized.

thanks.

Hi I'm Kathy and not a member of the church, but am attending to see if it would work for me.