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message 1: by Karigan (new)

Karigan Lichtenstiger  | 276 comments Ok so i grew up in Christianity than grew out of my faith same for my dad. My mom is a Christopher she believes in God but doesn't believe you need to go to church(plz do not judge my parents) So I kind of am growing back into my faith and would liek to go to church but I feel like my parents will laugh or something idk if they will they are pretty supportive. How should I talk to them about this?


message 2: by Karigan (new)

Karigan Lichtenstiger  | 276 comments Not a Christopher a Christopagen


message 3: by Aleah (new)

Aleah Saxer | 244 comments I’d just tell them I mean they don’t have to go…..


✨Sofia the First✨{i don't speak cantonese mister} (img_2309jpg) | 115 comments I think you should tell them. If your parent's don't want to take you themselves and if you have friends who go to church, maybe they can take you with them? We're behind you lovely <33


message 5: by °❀⋆Sophia (new)

°❀⋆Sophia ⋆❀° | 24 comments I would just sit them down tell them that you wanna explore the religion more and you wanna go to church and I’m sure they will understand! Good luck babes you got this! ^^


Vannah {Superfish Era} Sky (crunchy_cheetos) | 659 comments use ur words


message 7: by †‪ (new)

†‪  ˚ ˙⟡ &#x13083;&#x16913;&#x1f54a;️&#x16913;&#x1308 | 7 comments Quick question… what is a christipagan?


message 8: by Karigan (new)

Karigan Lichtenstiger  | 276 comments Christopagon is kind of like the Samaritan just in the aspect that they don't believe they have to go to chruch to have a relationship with God. Like the whole my body is a temple thing. Just my mom is more in the Christian side of that then Samaritan views


message 9: by J A D A (new)

J A D A | 44 comments Tbh I would say go regardless and then when you feel ready tell your parents.

This of course depends on age like if you need to tell your parents where you're going every time you leave the house, then don't lie and tell them you're going to church.

But at the end of the day, conviction is a personal relationship between you and God and it's not particurlarly your parents business. But from the context given it doesn't seem like they'd oppose. Churches help people feel closer to God and help with accountability but I don't think it's essential for a relationship with God


message 10: by quinn ೀ (new)

quinn ೀ | 540 comments tell your parents that you want to grow in your faith and go to church. if they don’t want to go themselves, ask a friend to take you


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