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Is there ever really a perfect church?
The word "church" means different things to different people. For traditional Christians it means a building, but it's beginning to take on a new meaning. Church doesn't mean a place, but more of a broad feeling associated with the place. It's not usually thoughts of the building that you take with you during the week, but the people, the generosity, and the feeling of meeting God in a place are what really stick.
Church used to mean an uncomfortable pew and holding still while my dad preached, but recently I've been imagining what "church" would be to me if I could design it myself!
Tell me what YOU would like to see or feel in church and I'll post later about what's on my mind!
Leave a comment about something like:
What factors to you make a perfect church
Have you had an experience at a church that was really unique and good?
What's your dream church like?
Looking forward to hearing your brilliant thoughts!
