Religious Services

Since we're going to have the time set aside for the religious services, I really want to take advantage of that. So I thought I should start a thread where people of the same religious sects could get to know each other and kind of make a game plan if they want to form a group together y'know?

I'm a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (more commonly known as Mormon)

And I'd love to find someone else who is, but I'd be happen to join any other Christian group!

I'm Catholic! I asked a question a while ago in the question thread, and they replied that usually things are student run but if our religion requires attending a service, arrangements will be made. I hope this is still true!

I'm also Catholic, so that makes 2 of us so far. I read on one of the other threads that there's student led worship services and stuff, but we can't really have Mass without a priest, so I was wondering how we would go about finding one and arranging it?

Same thing with me. I mean, it's not something I need to do but a month is a long time without it...

Dang both of you guys are catholic? I'm about to convert so I won't be lonely!!!

Methodism ftw!

I'm Catholic. Count me in for Sunday services. Or Saturday night ones that fulfill the Sunday obligation.

And Kiera--I have an "At Home with the Word," so if we can't find an ordained priest, we can at least read the week's scriptures. Call me a loose Catholic, but I really think that Sunday is a lot about structuring a time to dedicate to God, priest or no. We may even be able to watch Mass on TV if necessary. It may be in Latin. But that's okay : )

I'm Catholic as well!
Yay Catholicism!

I've been trying to set up something with the local parish for Catholic mass--whether we go to mass on Sunday morning or the priest comes to campus to perform mass there, but I haven't had any luck with hammering down exact details. But, I will keep you posted!

Danny

I'm Catholic too!!!!!

Um. Hooray for Lutheranism?
I guess I could just piggyback onto another Christian service, they're all pretty similar.

Another Catholic!
That'd be so great if we could have some kind of mass while we're there. A month is a very long time to be away, even if its not a sin.

i'm catholic!
woot

bhamp wrote:Baptist anyone?

Yeah I'm baptist too. Pretty much as long as it is a Christian denomination that bases itself solely on the Bible then I support it.

Another Catholic here. I will join you guys for the mass on Sundays too.

Methodist!

Non Denominational anyone? I feel alone! lol.

I'll be joining the large catholic group

hey if ur non denom then you can basically go w/ any right?

i'm presbyterian, but i'm willing to worship at any christian church

Mike wrote:I'll be joining the large catholic group

hey if ur non denom then you can basically go w/ any right?

I'm not entirely positive on the differences between Non demoninational and other churches, I think, at least in my case, I'm Non-denominational because my church doesn't affiliate itself with a 'group'- for lack of a better word- such as Catholic, Baptist, etc. The closest denomination to me would probably be Pentacostal. But I'm not against going to vistit a different service. Religion in a big interst of mine (too bad I didn't get it as my group! ) and I find the different facets of Christianity, like how they differ and how they're similar, interesting. I doubt they're going to have a sevice for me, so I might just join a different group. Wow. that was long. Darn. no good emoticon to fit sheepish. oh well. lol.

I'm a Universalist so it's all good with me! I can't wait to see what sort of services they have for us.

I am baptist... the smaller group.

Well. I am not Catholic. I am nondenominational. But I would love to worship with you guys if that is ok. I definately want to attend a service and maybe you can teach me a few things. I will admit I don't know a ton about Catholicism.

And regarding the "nondenominational can go with anything", not so much. I am nondenominational and to me that means that I have more freedom in how I want to worship and what I believe, instead of what my sect or denomination tells me to believe. It is hard to explain, at least typing it out. It would be a great topic to discuss one Sunday.