Internet Believers: Pastors Open Online Churches

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salvation for all my sons and me .

privatedue not readthis .send to the nearest churhc pleas.

for jose ,daniel,estaban,ismael,gloria,diaz,solorzano,family,.thank you and GOD BLESS YOU IN THE NAME OF JESUS AMEN.

GLORIA of AZ @ Nov 26, 2009 11:51:05 AM

Okay, but to a point...

This idea is okay to a point. It's okay for those who are sick, on a business trip, or something of that nature. However, this does not necessarily look like an intimate fellowship. Even in the letters Paul, John, and others sent, the apostles said they hoped to meet with the members of a particular church face to face. They easily could have stayed where they were and continued to write letters. But they knew there was something important about being with another group of believers without using a medium like a letter or messenger.

Patrick of KY @ Nov 21, 2009 17:30:49 PM

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