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HBJ · 08-25-2018, 11:28 AM

I was travelling in upstate NY, and went to a shaker church that is now part of a historical park. There are no shakers left, just buildings and former properties and graveyards. This is speculation but I wouldn't be surprised that if the Lord delays, in 150 years or so that is all that would be left of the LC.
I may disagree with some church doctrines/government, but in the last 38 years I have met and fellowshipped with true believers in Jesus from Catholics to Eastern Orthodox,Coptics to Baptists to Pentecostals to Messianic: From the US to Israel to Kazakhstan. Jesus is the true oneness, and transcends all. When we get to the New Jersusalem, we'll be worshipping Jesus, not putting ourselves in boxes, saying my box is better than your box, etc.

08-25-2018, 11:28 AM	#42
HBJ Member Join Date: Nov 2015 Location: Bothell,Washington Posts: 29	Re: Are The Local Churches Growing? I was travelling in upstate NY, and went to a shaker church that is now part of a historical park. There are no shakers left, just buildings and former properties and graveyards. This is speculation but I wouldn't be surprised that if the Lord delays, in 150 years or so that is all that would be left of the LC. I may disagree with some church doctrines/government, but in the last 38 years I have met and fellowshipped with true believers in Jesus from Catholics to Eastern Orthodox,Coptics to Baptists to Pentecostals to Messianic: From the US to Israel to Kazakhstan. Jesus is the true oneness, and transcends all. When we get to the New Jersusalem, we'll be worshipping Jesus, not putting ourselves in boxes, saying my box is better than your box, etc.