the_best_thing

I was raised in a United Methodist Church and I've always considered it to be the most relaxed religion. Growing up (in the 80s & 90s), it was very clear to me that my church was very open and accepting of anyone who wanted to come in. In my Confirmation class, we attended other religious services and were welcomed to open our hearts and minds to blend other ideologies/theologies with our existing beliefs. I lived in an ethnically diverse area and I think that experience helped in getting to know other people.

If I were to return to church, it would be to a UMC. (As long as it's a traditional service, not one of those "PowerPoint Churches." I hate that stuff.)

Wish I hadn't missed this earlier -- thanks for being awesome and making me proud of my home state. My mom works at the Link Community School and I hope you'll continue to support them and their mission, especially during their transition to charter. They provide an amazing service to really deserving kids and those kids go on to get great educations in high school and college, thanks to their sponsors.

So, my question is, will you marry me?