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starkisses · 05-20-2008, 02:37 PM

I just got an email last night from the old pastor at the church I attended for a bit in Richmond - about this.

Want me to forward you it Nancy? I haven't had time to read it all - its LONG lol

lmk your email if you do

eta: I know I was a bit freaked when I finally got nerve up to walk upfront after service one day to see if I could feel something, then a ton of people started talking in tongues and I felt so uncomfortable lol and then felt lost in the way I really felt about the church - heck I consider myself still at a very young childs level with knowing what all is in the bible and how to 'read' it, who is who ect. So when people started talking in tongues and falling over, ya I was a bit wierded out, as I didn't expect any of that to happen lol

but I'd probably go to a revival as an observer and out of curiousity.

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starkisses Registered User iTrader: 100 / 100% Join Date: Apr 2002 Location: Abingdon, VA Posts: 12,120	I just got an email last night from the old pastor at the church I attended for a bit in Richmond - about this. Want me to forward you it Nancy? I haven't had time to read it all - its LONG lol lmk your email if you do eta: I know I was a bit freaked when I finally got nerve up to walk upfront after service one day to see if I could feel something, then a ton of people started talking in tongues and I felt so uncomfortable lol and then felt lost in the way I really felt about the church - heck I consider myself still at a very young childs level with knowing what all is in the bible and how to 'read' it, who is who ect. So when people started talking in tongues and falling over, ya I was a bit wierded out, as I didn't expect any of that to happen lol but I'd probably go to a revival as an observer and out of curiousity. __________________ MY LOVELY FEEDBACK MY OTHER LOVELY FEEDBACK Last edited by starkisses : 05-20-2008 at 02:41 PM.