True Religion

....and no, I'm not talking about jeans.

Doug and I decided that we need to start going to church again so that Huston can grow up learning the Bible. I'm embarrassed at how little I know and I don't think I could actually answer questions if he has any. When I was younger, I went to whatever church the person I stayed the night with on Saturday went to. While this gave me exposure to a lot of churches and denominations, it did little for my knowledge. We want him to be able to make an educated decision on what he beleives in.

I've always enjoyed going to church and love the way I feel after I hear a powerful sermon and I think it will be a great family tradition for the three of us to have. Neither of us are tied to a specific denomination, so I've been looking around town and have found a quaint little Methodist church (pic) we are going to try out. I always liked Methodist churches because they welcome everyone, you don't feel uncomfortable, you aren't forced to "join" or to participate in groups, and they usually are traditional and not rock and roll joints like a lot have turned in to.

I like going to a church where most of the congregation is old and grey, where you still have to dress up and where they have real pews and stained glass windows.