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Trey of Diamonds
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Welcome to RF and UU. 
LadyJuly
New Member
Thanks!
Applewuud- I actually used to go to one when I lived in Phoenix. I really liked the positive general message.
Recently, I've had an experience I can only call spiritual, and as a now former atheist, I'm not sure exactly where to go. I've been to lots of Christian churches in the past, but none of them felt right. I'm just trying to find something that fits or gives me freedom to fit.
Applewuud- I actually used to go to one when I lived in Phoenix. I really liked the positive general message.
Recently, I've had an experience I can only call spiritual, and as a now former atheist, I'm not sure exactly where to go. I've been to lots of Christian churches in the past, but none of them felt right. I'm just trying to find something that fits or gives me freedom to fit.
Trey of Diamonds
Well-Known Member
Wolfscout1
Spiritual Warrior.
The thing I like most about my UU church is that we are all so eclectic.
Yet we can come together and have a lovely service, do things as a community.
And not have our individual beliefs create strife in our goals.
It's nice when others accept "the terminology practice" and can move forward.
Yet we can come together and have a lovely service, do things as a community.
And not have our individual beliefs create strife in our goals.
It's nice when others accept "the terminology practice" and can move forward.