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teandoranges	\| Move to Bottom Author
Rank:none Score: 0 Posts: 9 From: Registered: 12/13/2007 Time spent: 0 hours	(Date Posted:12/13/2007 6:20 PM) I'm so glad to have found this forum. I grew up in, was born-again and baptized into fundamentalism. I left the church about 6 years ago. Finally worked up the guts to write about it publicly: www.hotforjesusformerfundie.blogspot.com. It's in the beginning stages. I have a lot of goodies planned... both humourous and serious. Check out the progress. Thanks for starting this group! teandoranges

Shadowself	\| Move to Top \| Move to Bottom 1#
From: Registered: 01/16/2004 Time spent: 1773 hours	RE:hot for jesus former fundie (Date Posted:12/15/2007 2:04 PM) Welcome to the forum. I love your blog! I've got it bookmarked already; I like to keep track of good sites that knock bricks out of the fundy wall. What type of church were you a part of? I used to attend the Church of God (Anderson, IN). They weren't pentecostal, but "holiness", which still was about as crazy sometimes as the pentecostals were. -------------------------------------------------------------- A big revelation in my professional training was that humans can learn skills for living and relating. We don"t have to be desperate for a miracle of God to make us decent.--Marlene Winell

teandoranges	\| Move to Top 2#
From: Registered: 12/13/2007 Time spent: 0 hours	RE:hot for jesus former fundie (Date Posted:12/15/2007 11:49 PM) Thank you, shadowself. It's good to be here! What type of church? I lose track... i'll be writing about it in my blog: everything from being part of the founding members of a Southern Baptist church on the canadian border... to e free... covenant... hipster... mega churches.... but... mostly baptist and evangelical free. Was there speaking in tongues in the "church of god" churches? Healing? We attended the Assembly of God for a while, but it was too pentecostal for my folks. Nevertheless, i remember a few mind blowing services. In what way is the "holiness" tradition a part of fundamentalism. Curious to know more. To those who participate in these forums: How do you all feel about blogs providing links to forums like this... as a part of a support network for those coming out of the fundamental closet?
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