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the family background of religion

Depends on how far one goes back……the easily traceable for me was Huguenots and Church of England……since then Baptists, Methodists, Presbyterian, Disciples of Christ, Church of Christ…….lot of change, movement, marriage etc in 500 + years….
 
Metanoia said:
Depends on how far one goes back……the easily traceable for me was Huguenots and Church of England……since then Baptists, Methodists, Presbyterian, Disciples of Christ, Church of Christ…….lot of change, movement, marriage etc in 500 + years….
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a good mixture!
 
My maternal grandfather and grandmother went to whatever church doors were open but usually Baptists and Assemblies of God...my paternal grandmother was a Church of God preacher who held her own little congregation in her garage...
 
My father was a Roman Catholic, and my mother attended a Presbyterian church. I myself was christened Roman Catholic by the Monsignor of South NJ. However, none of this matters except that my father was saved by grace through a real Bible study. And early on my parents began to attend an "Independent" Bible believing "Community" church. My mother soon made a profession of faith, and at the young age of nine, I began my own journey with the LORD.
 
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