Nah, nothing that simple. There's a Baptist church on every corner in this part of the country. If you don't like one, go find another. Plus, since they're all pretty well autonomous they're GOING to be different--good or bad.

We (my wife and I) have had to move around a bit since we were married and we've seen a bunch of different Baptist churches. I think its more of a general discontent with the way things are going and we agree we'd like something more for us AND the kids. Especially the kids--they're going to need a rock solid foundation to survive in this ol' nasty world as they're growing up. Neither of us got it where we're at now. We'd like to take a look around and see what else there is.

To answer your question, I guess its because we're not really happy that I'd like to discuss the differences between the denominations and their congregations. Does that help?

Note:
I've been to weddings at Episcopal, Baptist, Methodist, Lutheran and Non-Denominational churches. The only one I can't see actually attending is the Episcopal one because that whole kneeler thing could send a guy to the Chiropractor real quick. The Methodist one was outside at a park but the gal that did the wedding was as drunk as the bride before the night was over (reception wise). I don't think I'm interested in that either.

Josh
"...the word of God is not bound."--2 Timothy 2:9