Overview of the Christian Church

When I was a humble girl, I watched my pargonnts call for refuge in the church service service time and time again as our family went through the series of difficult events following my brothers fille having a daughter when they were 15 social classs old. This teenage pregnancy actually seemed to shape the manner my family acted, but they always put in strength through the church. When my niece dark two, my older sister had her freshman son at 17, and the year following that, my brother had other child. By the time I was six years old, I was a very regal little aunt of three. be so young, I didnt render these things. I could observe them though. I remember watching my parents at church, observing their community and the foul they had received. I remember the rector giving me left alwaysywhere communion bread because it was my favorite.\nI learned from my parents actions that the church was much(prenominal) more than a building.\n umteen people need to off the f irst steps themselves. This stomach be a really hard thing to do, for there are some misconceptions close to the church. And even though I was the ultimate lover of church as a little girl, many things began to change in my teenage years, and I began to see the misconceptions about the church. When I was a freshman in highschool, I invited a friend to church, and she express the place would burst into flames if she stepped pick inside. Have any of you ever heard something equivalent that?\nPhrases like: Church is entirely for nifty people, or, Im not good nice for church. And it is possible that we, ourselves, have mat up as though we are not good ample for church. I know I have.\nThere are many other misconceptions about the church, such as people only go because they want to go to Heaven, or that good whole works through the church willing get one into Heaven.\n some other misconception is that attending church is a requirement for salvation, or that tithing or off ering will obtain your way into Heaven.\nWith all of these misconceptions about...