Ruth, no I didn't get your PM. Could you send it again?<br><br>Yes, I do have a very good fellowship close by. I cannot drive because of my vision, but I get rides from my parents or family or someone from my church. Of course, I wish my family would actually come to worship when they take me, but they usually don't. I guess they are afraid they might be convicted as to their lukewarmness?<br><br>I would like to go to Sunday evening church more often, but I do get rides to all of the Sunday morning and Wednesday evening ones. My church is "one church, two locations," and we are in the early stages of constructing our new building, which is easily accessible from where I plan to live when I get my own apartment. When the new building is built, we will have Sunday night services there- much easier for me.<br><br>Interestingly enough, when I said I preferred not to live in a certain area because the bus route to that section did not run on Sundays, they said "You could always go to a church within walking distance." Well, I told them God wanted me at the church where I am now, and that the church they had in mind I did not get as much from. Well, they said "There are more important things about a church than whether or not you like the Bible teaching. Besides, why worry about a place you are only going to one hour a week." Excuse me? One hour a week???? No sir!!! Anyway, God has worked it out to where I will be able to stay at my church and I no longer feel like I face the obstacles I did earlier this summer, if you remember my posts (http://www.the-highway.com/cgi-bin/...&sb=3&o=0&fpart=).<br><br>Plus, working at a seminary library adds needed fellowship. It is so great to be able to work with people who share a love for Christ and a love for the study of God's truth!

True godliness is a sincere feeling which loves God as Father as much as it fears and reverences Him as Lord, embraces His righteousness, and dreads offending Him worse than death~ Calvin