Does your church sing the old Hymns of the Faith. That is the worship service that I like.
Don't know about that, but as it was Trinity Sunday, we sure had
Holy, Holy, Holy. That's always been one of my favorite hymns, and I know it by heart from my childhood.
I was raised a Methodist but I'm an Episcopalian now (That church is only a mile away; at the end of my road.) As I have lost my license for drunk driving, a church within reach by bicycle is an overarching requirement. (Sober now for 610 days.) Though being a drunk was the first thing I was really good at, it's a young-man's (or woman's) sport. Thankfully I didn't hurt anyone, but it was time to lose that habit.
With regards to church, I've found that for me it's not the denomination, but the congregation that matters. And it's not really about the people anyway, eh? (More about your relationship with the big guy.)
Episcopalians use the Nicene Creed all but three Sundays a year, so I miss the Apostle's Creed. Even my priest prefers that affirmation of faith, but she says the bishop told her to keep using the Nicene for now. So the next time we affirm our faith with the Apostle's Creed will be Whitsunday, I reckon. Bummer, since it's easier to commit things to memory when you're eleven, than when you're 61
Go Team EBR.We are kicking a** and taking names, eh? Glad you're riding with us DWE; all new members to the team are welcome. (Those in TX and OK are temporarily excused from logging any miles; I've heard eBikes and deep water don't mix!)
Allen