[IRISHGIRL3US]

Does anyone recommend a non-denominational church?

[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by IRISHGIRL3US

Does anyone recommend a non-denominational church?

Mine would be a "perfect fit" for an Irish Girl. St. Timothy's on 441/27.

[PennBF]

There are many non-denominational churches in The Villages. You may want to enter Your question in Google and I am sure you will get a number of churches meeting your need.
in the Villages. Good Luck

[vison34]

We are members of this church and enjoy the feeling of community and friendship. You can check it out at Live Oaks Community Church | Live Oaks Community Church

[blueash]

Originally Posted by graciegirl

Mine would be a "perfect fit" for an Irish Girl. St. Timothy's on 441/27.

St Timothy's is the exact opposite of a non-denominational church, Gracie. It is absolutionally not what she is seeking.

[LiverpoolWalrus]

If you're not already familiar, here's a little bit about the Unity Spiritual Philosophy. There is a Unity Spiritual Center in Fruitland Park.

We Believe | Unity Spiritual Life Center
Unity Spiritual Center near The Villages(R) - Fruitland Park Florida

[Bogie Shooter]

Originally Posted by graciegirl

Mine would be a "perfect fit" for an Irish Girl. St. Timothy's on 441/27.

Originally Posted by blueash

St Timothy's is the exact opposite of a non-denominational church, Gracie. It is absolutionally not what she is seeking.

I bet she knew that.
Did you miss the smiley?

[graciegirl]

Originally Posted by blueash

St Timothy's is the exact opposite of a non-denominational church, Gracie. It is absolutionally not what she is seeking.

Maybe she hasn't been there. I find it lovely. It isn't a denomination. It is good old fashioned Roman Catholic and I am proud to be one. So are many family members and many friends.

I was teasing her a little, get it??? St. Timothy???? Her name is IRISH GIRL??? I am allowed to invite and welcome people to my nice church. I am a person too.

Et cum spiritu tuo, Blueash.

Here is a little bit about the original St. Timothy. (St. just means "holy" or "blessed" or even just "loved".)

St. Timothy was a timid, affectionate young man, and a faithful follower of St. Paul. He is part of the early Church. We celebrate January 26 as his feast day.

Timothy was the son of a Greek father and a Jewish mother. His convert mother raised him as a Christian. Born in Lystra, in present day Turkey, he probably embraced the Christian faith during St. Paul’s first visit to Lystra. On a return trip in the year 50 A.D., Paul found Timothy so esteemed by the local Christians that he asked Timothy to join him in spreading the Gospel on his missionary journeys. He was consecrated a priest and eventually became the first Bishop of Ephesus, a thriving city of the Roman Empire. St. John Damascene, in 675 A.D. wrote that Sts. Timothy and John, the beloved disciple, were witnesses to Mary’s Assumption.

Timothy died a martyr in the year 97A.D. Because of his frail health he is the patron of those with stomach disorders. St. Paul writes, “Stop drinking water only; take a little wine for the good of your stomach and your frequent illnesses.” (I Timothy 5:23). St. Timothy is the co-writer of Thessalonians, 2 Corinthians, Philippians, Colossians, and Philemon.

[LiverpoolWalrus]

Originally Posted by graciegirl

It isn't a denomination. It is good old fashioned Roman Catholic

Hi Gracie, I was raised in the Catholic denomination too. My confirmation name is Jude.

Here is an interesting article about the Catholic denomination.

Roman Catholic Church Denomination

[IRISHGIRL3US]

Thank you. I appreciate your invitation. A catholic church would not be a good fit for me.
Happy Easter.

[Amohernyikes]

Originally Posted by IRISHGIRL3US

Thank you. I appreciate your invitation. A catholic church would not be a good fit for me.
Happy Easter.

Hi. I am new to area. Just moved to Villages this week. I am going to try a church called Father’s House Christian Church in Leesburg today for 9am service. I can let you know what I think. I also have a great nondenominational church back home that I’m really going to miss.

[gradnjw]

Originally Posted by IRISHGIRL3US

Does anyone recommend a non-denominational church?

The Village Church is a newly started nondenominational church that is growing quickly! They meet at Mystic Ice Cream on Sunday mornings (usually at 10am) today (Easter) at 9 or 10:30 am.

You are most welcome to attend any time! There are various groups to fellowship with throughout the week as well.

Praying you soon find a church home🙂

[Jimmay]

Live oaks community church
Off of 466 behind Walmart.
Church shopped when we moved here and believe it’s the best. Second campus near brown wood will be open around mid May

[kendi]

The Daily Sun has a long list of local churches in the Sunday edition.

[Up North]

Village Park Campus of First Baptist, Leesburg is where we attend. We love it there and although it's "Baptist" it very much reminds us of our Non-Denominational Church up north. It's located just outside Village of Pine Ridge on 466A. Give us a try!