Creation care is one of the 5 biggies for Anglicans. You and I have been friends for 30 years but I never asked you about your denominational background.
Now that is a very complicated question. My mother was Presbyterian, my father Greek Orthodox so I grew up in a mixed religious environment. then I became involved in the charismatic movement and when I went to New Zealand attended a charismatic church. When I was on the ship, I attended an eclectic array of churches. For much of our marriage Tom and I attended an Episcopal church, however our theology always veered towards Anabaptism and now I go to a Mennonite church. I do miss the liturgy of a more traditional church however. So I’m not quite sure what that makes me.
Thank you Christine you have definitely given us something to think about.
Creation care is one of the 5 biggies for Anglicans. You and I have been friends for 30 years but I never asked you about your denominational background.
Now that is a very complicated question. My mother was Presbyterian, my father Greek Orthodox so I grew up in a mixed religious environment. then I became involved in the charismatic movement and when I went to New Zealand attended a charismatic church. When I was on the ship, I attended an eclectic array of churches. For much of our marriage Tom and I attended an Episcopal church, however our theology always veered towards Anabaptism and now I go to a Mennonite church. I do miss the liturgy of a more traditional church however. So I’m not quite sure what that makes me.
Quite a mixture of churches, Christine, a bit like me. I did not know you were in NZ for any amount of time.