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It's me, Lord! Don't ya know me?
Posted: Thu Sep 28, 2006 3:18 pm
by weinbeck
Every time I pass a church,
I pay a little visit,
So when at last I carried in,
The Lord won't ask "Who is it?":)
It's me, Lord! Don't ya know me?
Posted: Thu Sep 28, 2006 6:15 pm
by rainbowsmiles
^ :wah: That is cute!
It's me, Lord! Don't ya know me?
Posted: Thu Sep 28, 2006 7:51 pm
by weber
weinbeck wrote: Every time I pass a church,
I pay a little visit,
So when at last I carried in,
The Lord won't ask "Who is it?":)
I like that weinbeck. Haven't been going to church but it wouldn't hurt to drop in. the only trouble is that around here, the churches are all locked except for masses/services.
It's me, Lord! Don't ya know me?
Posted: Fri Sep 29, 2006 5:26 am
by rainbowsmiles
^ Thats so true. So many churches now have to lock their doors because of the theft that goes on when they leave the sanctuaries open to walk-ins.
It really is too bad. It is so nice to go into a church and just sit in silence.
It's me, Lord! Don't ya know me?
Posted: Fri Sep 29, 2006 5:46 am
by naty2005
weinbeck wrote: Every time I pass a church,
I pay a little visit,
So when at last I carried in,
The Lord won't ask "Who is it?":)
I like that.
It's me, Lord! Don't ya know me?
Posted: Sat Sep 30, 2006 3:04 pm
by weinbeck
rainbowsmiles wrote: ^ Thats so true. So many churches now have to lock their doors because of the theft that goes on when they leave the sanctuaries open to walk-ins.
It really is too bad. It is so nice to go into a church and just sit in silence.
For both you and weber. I work in London, down by the Tower of London, and my local church is directly opposite to where I work, so I pop in about three times a week. Although they have lunchtime Holy Communion a couple of times per week, I choose not to participate, preferring our own Communion at my local church (I am a practising Methodist). What I do like though, is the peace and serenity inside the building. Although I am not a Catholic, I always light a candle on behalf of those who put requests on a notice board up by the altar, many of which are in a foreign language, but it makes no difference - God knows every language, and you'll often find people of all nationalities in silent prayer. Although I have a local church which I attend every Sunday, this particular church holds special to me - it is where, at the nadir of my life, just on the edge of a nervous breakdown, I asked Jesus Christ to come into my life. That was the day that I was, quite literally, born-again. When you are really up against it, there is always one person who will NEVER let you down. Peace be with you,
