What a fantastic article that’s written from the point-of-view of someone who has made the decision to visit your church this Sunday.
What a fantastic article that’s written from the point-of-view of someone who has made the decision to visit your church this Sunday.
It’s time for another exciting installment of “Rick Hall and family” hunt for a church.
Over the weekend, I stopped by Green Valley Christian Center for the first time. I didn’t even make it to the door before I was greeted by Vic Kundargi, who I would later find out was the associate pastor of the church. Upon hearing that I was a newcomer to the church, Kundargi brought me inside to introduce me to associate pastor Steve Withey.
It’s one thing to be greeted by a volunteer, but it’s another to be greeted by someone who has a vested interest in the church (ie: a paycheck). Nice work guys. I think I’ll visit again next Sunday.
LOVE YOUR CHURCH? Let me know. Because we’re new to the area, we’re looking for a church. I’d love to know about where you go to church and why.
Being new to the area, my wife and I are still in the process of locating that church ‘home.’ Finding a church can be a daunting task full of disappointments.
What if I like it but she doesn’t? Even worse– what if she loves the church and I hate it?
Combine these questions along with the emotions that come along when the two of you visit a church and mutually decide that it’s not for you … you’ve got a recipe for frustration.
Let’s be frank- we love and value our weekends. The last thing we want to do on a Sunday morning is rush out the door to grab a seat in the pew only to realize that the church we worked so hard to get to wasn’t for us. A big part of me would rather just sleep in than fight the fight.