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Where to go? 04/24/19 (Wed) 01:40:18 46913f No.3291

Moving from Scotland to England and i am in need of advice. I am a lifelong member of the Free Church of Scotland and the area of England i will be in has no Presbyterian churches at all let alone one like the Free Kirk. What should i do? is there any group or church i am overlooking or will i need to settle for some interdenominational group with the types that speak tongues etc just to have a church to attend on the sabbath.

04/24/19 (Wed) 05:47:22 322583 No.3295

How it that possible? Are you sure you can't just drive a little further on Sundays?

04/24/19 (Wed) 09:50:46 20f7d2 No.3298

I don't understand denominationism in protestantism, don't you all believe in the solas anyway?

04/24/19 (Wed) 10:51:50 322583 No.3299

>>3298

Denominationalism is religious liberty plus conviction

04/24/19 (Wed) 19:39:59 314e64 No.3306

>>3299

>religious liberty plus conviction

Could you elaborate on this?

04/24/19 (Wed) 21:18:39 23dbc4 No.3307

>>3306

Sure. I took it from Al Mohler.

Those are the necessary conditions for the existence of separate denominations. They're formed when a group makes a decision, for better or for worse, to make new associations.

example: If the methodists didn't have theological convictions that made them distinct from Anglican theology, they wouldn't have left; and if the crown tried to wage holy war on them in the name of Anglicanism, they probably couldn't have.

04/25/19 (Thu) 05:53:37 46913f No.3334

>>3295

the nearest presbyterian church is 60 miles and i dont drive unfortunately, public transport is severely restricted on sundays too which doesnt help

04/25/19 (Thu) 11:22:12 20f7d2 No.3335

>>3334

What bout a non-denom church? Not sure what they're like.

04/25/19 (Thu) 11:49:22 46913f No.3336

>>3335

Theres a few of those close by but i had a bad experience with one when i was younger. one opened in my village ran by the most stereotypical fuckin acoustic guitar playing overly happy american woman who just also happened to be a lesbian. too much christian rock for my tastes.

04/25/19 (Thu) 13:28:48 14c46f No.3346

>>3334

That's crazy to me. Presbyterianism is so historically influential there, more than here in the US south, and we have so much more land than you, but I'm never that far from a presbyterian church.

>>3336

That's the trend but not the whole.

Sadly it sounds like you're going to have to compromise on some things, just make sure they're not primary issues like the gospel. You should look at the site of all the non-denominational churches individually and put them in order of preference

04/26/19 (Fri) 04:21:40 46913f No.3384

>>3346

Presbyterianism is influential in scotland not england, the free church set up the evangelical presbyterian church in england and wales but its only got like 20 congregations in the country. I will look for a non-denom which isnt too bad as i would take my eyes out before going to a Church of England or the likes.

05/04/19 (Sat) 22:13:53 8513c5 No.3915

Hey are you still around? Let us know how it's going