Sorry for the pains.
I don’t tend to fit most categories folks try and shoehorn me into.
I’m a Pentecostal Christian . . . very conservative in many ways but my God is bigger than the little boxes a lot of my cohorts try and squeeze Him into.
I’m not real fond of lodges. But I applaud the good works and the Moose variety seems to be pretty innocuous compared to some others.
And, I don’t really like to get into the whole secret society stuff.
I’m convinced of the NWO and have had trouble with a lot of folks who’ve been heavily into the Masons—as counseling clients. But I don’t even care to haggle with them.
The short of it is . . . I’m happy to applaud your kindly spirit and good works and wish you well. If I met you face to face or hereon . . . I’d do what I could to ‘do good unto you.’
God’s best to you and yours and draw you ever closer to Himself in these trying times.
And may all the traitorous globalist idiots in DC fall in the pit they have dug asap.
That is a sentiment I can dig into :)
I understand your aversion to the secret societies, I have them myself, which is why I have no problem with Moose.
I’m a Pentecostal Christian . .
I was raised Roman Catholic, my husband was raised Methodist, we now belong to and our daughter was Baptised in an Episcopal Church. Regardless, I agree with you, our God is far bigger than anything or any denominational differences.
I happen to have a very hard time with someone that will call my faith, my Christianity, into question when I state I oppose amnesty to the illegals. I know far too many people who have been hurt by them to give a pass.
God gave us free will, God alone will determine if we used it properly. When it comes to this issue I do not believe He will judge me as wanting.
Regards, my FRiend, I'm calling it a night.