Hello, I am wondering if any Reformed believers in the Seattle area do NOT celebrate Christmas and Easter? I'd sure like to know of others in my area who share that conviction.
Thanks!
Not sure if you have visited them before. The conviction not to celebrate Christmas and Easter is still alive in many parts of our denomination, though not very consistently, and varies from church to church. You may find some there who do not celebrate. It's something I'd like to see brought back to a level of consistency denomination wide, given our views on worship.
Not sure if you have visited them before. The conviction not to celebrate Christmas and Easter is still alive in many parts of our denomination, though not very consistently, and varies from church to church. You may find some there who do not celebrate. It's something I'd like to see brought back to a level of consistency denomination wide, given our views on worship.
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;1055083]I am wondering if any Reformed believers in the Seattle area do NOT celebrate Christmas and Easter?
Not sure if you have visited them before. The conviction not to celebrate Christmas and Easter is still alive in many parts of our denomination, though not very consistently, and varies from church to church. You may find some there who do not celebrate. It's something I'd like to see brought back to a level of consistency denomination wide, given our views on worship.
Not sure if you have visited them before. The conviction not to celebrate Christmas and Easter is still alive in many parts of our denomination, though not very consistently, and varies from church to church. You may find some there who do not celebrate. It's something I'd like to see brought back to a level of consistency denomination wide, given our views on worship.