hmmm... roll call...

[II Paradox II]

Just figured I'd start off the first thread here with a roll call... who all is in here and what is your affiliation?

I am a reformed baptist, though I also have Lutheran and Presbyterian sympathies. Kind of an odd combination, but it seems to work =)

ken

 

[Knight]

Present.

Non-denominational Reformed. (Closest to Reformed Baptist though not affiliated.)

 

[Gabriel]

Presbyterian Church in America and Reformed to the bones.

 

[Bulldog]

Every square inch is Reformed-and proud of it.

My family is not Reformed, so I've only been to a Reformed church once (PCA on Easter), but I do agree with Reformed Theology.

 

[Bulldog]

I also have much respect for Reformed Baptists-probably the closest to what I believe nect to Conservative Presbyterianism.

 

[Gabriel]

Which PCA did you attend and how did you like it?

 

[oworm]

Reformed, pre destined, eternally secure,presbyterian with Baptist sympathies

 

[II Paradox II]

Presbyterian Church in America and Reformed to the bones.

I've always liked the PCA churches I've been to. Overall, they have a very good balance of doctrine/worship/outreach/prayer. The only reason I don't attend the local PCA church in my area is because I like the church I'm at (it's actually non-denom formally, but in essence reformed baptist) and I've been there for ages.

One of my favorite PCA guys is Tim Keller. I've learned a ton from his ministry and I love the emphasis on mercy ministry.

ken

 

[Bulldog]

Which PCA did you attend and how did you like it?

Alexandria Presbyterian church

http://apc-online.org


I very much enjoyed it. I got there a little late, so I only got to hear one hymn, but it was great, the fist time I've heard a hymn in church. (The churches I have been to before play conteporary-Pentecostal type music)

The Pastor exposed some verses about the Resurection of Jesus, I thought it was a very good sermon.

 

[tigersnare]

PCA baby, and wouldn't have it any other way!

I love it there, the teaching can be intellectually challenging but, they teach the word in season and out of season with great patience. What more could one ask for?

Behold, the Reformed Camp



We're the smart headzy guys with water tight theology, right?

 

[jbarcher]

I think I'd sign here.

I'm not Reformed, although I say that because I don't know much Reformed theology. What I do know of is tremendously strong, in my estimation.

I consider myself a freethinker with orthodox leanings.

Oh, and a question. Can your bones be reformed?

 

[Bulldog]

Oh, and a question. Can your bones be reformed?

Yes-some of us are good examples.

 

[Beoga]

reformed baptist

 

[LynneClomina]

non-denominational calvinist.

and i ok here????

 

[II Paradox II]

non-denominational calvinist.

and i ok here????

Sure, I think you would qualify...

kn

 

[Gabriel]

non-denominational calvinist.

and i ok here????

Certainly!

 

[LynneClomina]

YAY!!!!

 

[Wilfred of Ivanhoe]

Been Southern Baptist most of my life. Recently began attending a PCA church. I love it and am never turning back.

 

[Knee V]

Joel here. I've been reformed for a couple years now. I attend a PCA in Jacksonville, FL called Westminster Presbyterian Church. My family attends a PCA in LaPorte, IN called Faith Community Church.

 

[eutychus]

I'm a Southern Baptist with PCA leanings.