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The Power Of Prayer
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I started going to church several years ago, to play the organ rather than pray, to be honest and have met loads and loads of kind people there but really I don't go to church to pray.
Not everyone goes to church for many reasons and not everyone believes in God, so when you are faced with troubled times and looking for optimism and hope, perhaps, which is your best way of communicating with an invisible higher power?
Not everyone goes to church for many reasons and not everyone believes in God, so when you are faced with troubled times and looking for optimism and hope, perhaps, which is your best way of communicating with an invisible higher power?
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I don't know what to suggest. I was never asked about my beliefs when attending my mums church. They used to have 'family fun days' and it was great fun. If you didn't have transport they'd pick you up and drop you off. Youth clubs for the youngsters, days out at minimum cost. People from all walks of life. All were welcome. This is/was an evangelical church. It was...
09:32 Sun 26th Jul 2015
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Lol....I don't believe in stiff upper lip. The most aggressive people I know never expressed any weakness of emotion. Or what they viewed as weakness.
I'm not one for turning to medication to get through issues that life throws our way, we all have to deal with crap at some point. I also wouldn't go down the therapy route (personally) but I am all for not bottling things up. If you feel it...say it...if it makes you cry...so be it...cry.
I'm not one for turning to medication to get through issues that life throws our way, we all have to deal with crap at some point. I also wouldn't go down the therapy route (personally) but I am all for not bottling things up. If you feel it...say it...if it makes you cry...so be it...cry.