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I don’t say this to dissuade anyone, but instead to offer a different opinion.
A Sunday evening without a corporate service could be a great time to fellowship in homes.
One of my elders makes it a practice to have a different family over every Sunday evening for fellowship.
Just a thought.
I think it would be good to talk to your pastor about it and seek his blessing.What are your views on someone attending a second church in the evenings due to their home church (where they are very active in) not having an evening service?
I think it would be good to talk to your pastor about it and seek his blessing.
What are your views on someone attending a second church in the evenings due to their home church (where they are very active in) not having an evening service?
Why not just join the congregation which has two services?
I would love to attend an evening service, the congregation to which I belong does not have one and there is only one other reformed church within a hundred mile radius (unless you count the reformed Baptist one). The other reformed congregation is about an hour drive and it is in another denomination, actually it is a part of a better denomination (the OPC as opposed to PCA). I refuse to join that congregation because they share the building with a liberal episcopal congregation, the building belongs to the Episcopal denomination. Perhaps that should be a new thread all of it's own; Is it ok for a biblical reformed congregation to share their building with a liberal congregation?
Also Grove City is within a 100 mile radius of Erie which has several Reformed churches nearby, including ARP, RPCNA, PCA, and OPC...