Hello; it's nice to be here.

[Jesusgirl]

I just wanted to stop by and introduce myself. I am new to the forums and am happy to be here. I hope to get to know everyone well. I'm a 25-year-old young lady from Wisconsin, born and raised, I'll be 26 in February. I'm disabled from a genetic condition and haven't worked since the end of January. I'm exactly one month post-op from my second surgery of the year today and I have a third surgery coming up in a couple of weeks, but it's pretty minor - no real recovery time after. I am about 16 months out of a 5-year relationship with my ex-fiance, whom I was supposed to marry earlier this month actually, and I am not currently seeing or seeking anyone - all in due (and God's) time, right?

I have a long and complicated life story for only being 25 and I have to leave in less than an hour and I am not dressed to go, so I will save those stories for where they belong. But I will say that I was baptized and raised Catholic until I was about 9 and then my family started attending an Evangelical Free church after my sister died and we moved to a different town. I was baptized again with that church, if I remember correctly. After I graduated high school in 2009 and left for college, I began church hopping and I would attend Mass with my Catholic friends some weekends and then sometimes I would go to other services with different friends. I am currently in between churches, but I drive a couple of towns over to attend Mass with my last living grandparent, my grandma Jo, and my Aunt & Uncle who take care of her now and again. The new church in my town that I'm considering seems to be nondenominational. The previous church I was attending was too "mega-churchy" for me and I was getting overwhelmed with the sheer number of attendees -- I attended for 7 months didn't make any friends or form a relationship with the pastors.

Anyways, I should run. Well, limp. Have a goodnight/day/afternoon. It has been a pleasure making your aquaintance.

Blessings.

 

[Goatee]

Welcome. Catholicism is such a wonderful way of life. Hope you will return.

God bless you

 

[CodyFaith]

Welcome.

You should check out the section "Singles" on this forum if you have a chance. Lots of young-adults there, some other sections of the forum can be quite heated at times & stressful if you get involved in the debates. Singles can be a place to chill.

Hope to see you around,
Cody

 

[mnorian]

I just wanted to stop by and introduce myself. I am new to the forums and am happy to be here. I hope to get to know everyone well. I'm a 25-year-old young lady from Wisconsin, born and raised, I'll be 26 in February. I'm disabled from a genetic condition and haven't worked since the end of January. I'm exactly one month post-op from my second surgery of the year today and I have a third surgery coming up in a couple of weeks, but it's pretty minor - no real recovery time after. I am about 16 months out of a 5-year relationship with my ex-fiance, whom I was supposed to marry earlier this month actually, and I am not currently seeing or seeking anyone - all in due (and God's) time, right?

I have a long and complicated life story for only being 25 and I have to leave in less than an hour and I am not dressed to go, so I will save those stories for where they belong. But I will say that I was baptized and raised Catholic until I was about 9 and then my family started attending an Evangelical Free church after my sister died and we moved to a different town. I was baptized again with that church, if I remember correctly. After I graduated high school in 2009 and left for college, I began church hopping and I would attend Mass with my Catholic friends some weekends and then sometimes I would go to other services with different friends. I am currently in between churches, but I drive a couple of towns over to attend Mass with my last living grandparent, my grandma Jo, and my Aunt & Uncle who take care of her now and again. The new church in my town that I'm considering seems to be nondenominational. The previous church I was attending was too "mega-churchy" for me and I was getting overwhelmed with the sheer number of attendees -- I attended for 7 months didn't make any friends or form a relationship with the pastors.

Anyways, I should run. Well, limp. Have a goodnight/day/afternoon. It has been a pleasure making your aquaintance.

Blessings.

Hello JG;
welcome to CF; May the Lord Jesus guide you here as well as in the world; and may you find friends and what ever you need from the Lord here. I do have a question for you; do you like music--Praise & Worship music? Well we have a new forum here at CF just for P&W music and at the top is a directory of other Christian music threads around CF; come and take a look!


Praise and Worship Music

 

[drjean]

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I pray you will find what you need and are looking for here...and if that is Jesus, let us help you further.

Again, welcome!
Jean

 

[Imnotjokingwellnotmostly]

It's nice to have you!

 

[Cute Tink]

Welcome to CF. My name is Kristen. If you need help with something, let me know.

I hope you enjoy your time and find what you are looking for here.

I wish you a speedy recovery from your upcoming surgery and may all your future troubles be minor!

 

[dogs4thewin]

Welcome to CF

 

[faroukfarouk]

Hi; it's good to be able to trust the Lord Jesus and feed on His promises to the believer directly from the Word. John 14 is a wonderful passage. John 3.16 has a great summary of the Biblical Gospel.