Friday, 21 November 2014

Why Wood Mountain Alliance is Close to my Heart.

Hello everyone, 

So we have just finished our last class in foundations of church ministry, and it was a blast of a class. David Ernst was an awesome professor and really made sure that your beliefs were actually rooted in the scriptures. After thinking about my class, I have come to appreciate some areas in my home church. 

One thing that I appreciate about Wood Mountain alliance is the sense of community that is accompanied with my church. Every Sunday, there is a potluck meal so we as a church can gather and become a close knit community of believers. I think with where our location, if our church did not have potluck every day, we would not be a close community but almost like any other church. My church is also quite small averaging 30-40 people a Sunday. With a small congregation, everybody is able to know everyone fairly well. This makes for an awesome atmosphere and a rooted community.

Another thing I appreciate about my home church is where we do our services. In our church, we do not have a church building, so depending on the month and what time of year, we move around to different locations. For some people this may be a hassle and a major inconvenience, but personally for me it really helps my views on church. With the moving around, I get the visual representation that church is not a building, it’s a gather of believers. The church is not a building; it is within all of us. 


Those are just a few things that my church back home hold special in my heart. I hope that everyone has something like this that they can hold special in their heart. 

Isaiah, the only one who writes on this blog... 

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