Anyone here Apostolic/UPC? Your denomination?

[okbowman]

Just wondering if there are any members here that belong to an Apostolic or United Pentecostal Church? I am sure there are many denominations represented here as well as non-denominational, but I thought I would ask.

[Mathews4]

well my dad family is catholic and my mom's is baptist. so im a little of both i guess.

[slugshooter]

I grew up in the Church of God based in Cleveland, TN. One of my cousins still attends an Apostolic/UPC church back home in Florida. His brother converted to Judaism, his mother divorced his father, she lives in SC now and doesn't attend church as far as I know. His father got remarried, not sure where or if he goes to church now. I myself don't claim any specific denomination to this day.

[hutchies]

I am non-denominational. I worship the Lord and don't descriminate with religious titles.

[dg]

My denomination is $5. That's about all I carry!

[Shaun_300]

My mom's side is Roman Catholic, and dad's side is UPC, I was baptized and raised Catholic though.

I was raised in a Baptist Church. My Mom now goes to a Methodist Church. (But I visited and fell asleep.) I also visted a friend's church and was scared to death at that one. Too rowdy for my tastes!!!

[hutchies]

Do you guys know that Catholic also means Universal? So the actual meaning of "Catholic Religion" is universal religion.

[stevebeilgard]

generally attend the harvest church

[johnf]

My best friend is UPC and we have some fun discussions.

I was raised in a Cult and was saved at 21. After reading and studying the bible and a lot of prayer, I studied different denominations doctorines and decided that the Southern Baptist most fit the way I understand the bible.

It's my belief that the different denominations are the true "body of Christ", each filling the different needs of different people. I don't think that there are any more or any less people of different faiths that will be in heaven. I also don't think any of us are 100% right.