What Protestant church doesn’t believe in the Trinity? I think to be of the same faith you must believe in the same God.
I'm not aware of a Protestant church that doesn't believe in the Trinity but Protestant merely means their lineage traces back to Catholicism and Catholicism if I remember correctly is where the doctrine was formalized.
While a particular church may require belief in the Trinity as a condition for membership, saying such belief is a requirement for salvation would be unbiblical.
‘What Protestant church doesn’t believe in the Trinity? I think to be of the same faith you must believe in the same God....’
I have questioned this for years. Unitarians call themselves Christians, yet they are mostly an agnostic group, I believe. What about Seventh Day Adventists? Jehovah’s Witnesses - not Christians at all, right?