Wife and I are looking for a non-denominational church in Robinson, Hewitt, Woodway, Lorena or south Waco to attend to. The Trib doesn't list many. We used to attend Temple Bible Church when we lived in Temple and loved it, but don't want to travel that far.
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Suggestions for a non-denom church in south Waco
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Last: 12 yr ago by SoulSlaveAG2005
Read that as a non demon church.
Don't know Waco. Sorry and good luck
Don't know Waco. Sorry and good luck
Wow ok. Didn't even think of that. Demon free is a requirement also.
I don't know of very many non-denoms in south waco.
we attend St. Louis Catholic Church, but have many friends that attend Antioch and really like it. I think Antioch is considered non-denom. Antioch is more towards central waco.
we attend St. Louis Catholic Church, but have many friends that attend Antioch and really like it. I think Antioch is considered non-denom. Antioch is more towards central waco.
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Stonegate in Hewitt, on Panther Way just past Hewitt Elementary.
Cornerstone in Robinson, on Robinson Dr about 1500 block. Some things say Community Church and some say Baptist so see if they might have a site for info
Cornerstone in Robinson, on Robinson Dr about 1500 block. Some things say Community Church and some say Baptist so see if they might have a site for info
I've also heard a lot of good things about Antioch. Seems like an active congregation. Like Soulslave though, I too am a Papist.
Just find an Episcopal Church.
They're pretty much non-denominational
They're pretty much non-denominational
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I've also heard a lot of good things about Antioch. Seems like an active congregation. Like Soulslave though, I too am a Papist.
What papal building dost thou attendeth?
quote:Usually, Saint Jerome's. Once in a while, we'll hit the 9:30 or 1:30 (Latin) at Saint Louis.
What papal building dost thou attendeth?
Good deal. Fr. Raj is great.
No complaints here either. We like Fr. Raj (great with kids). We also like Fr. Justin and Fr. John over at St. Louis.
I've never heard someone call the Episcopal Church non-denominational before.
The Captain is being facetious.
yeah
Come back to TBC. Durr.
Seriously, I hear good things about Antioch. One of my HS friends that went to Baylor got plugged in there and they love it. From their description it's not too far from TBC.
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Seriously, I hear good things about Antioch. One of my HS friends that went to Baylor got plugged in there and they love it. From their description it's not too far from TBC.
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No complaints here either. We like Fr. Raj (great with kids). We also like Fr. Justin and Fr. John over at St. Louis.
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soulslaveag at yahoo dot com
I would like to discuss/invite you to some catholic discussions etc
Fr. Justin was down here in Temple right after he graduated. He is very good.
Thanks for the replies. We are going to try Antioch on Sunday.
Good deal! God bless!
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