Brand-new on these forums, I simply wished to say howdy

[SoarRock3]

I am excited to become one of the new members within your forum, and I hope I will have adequate time to remain around.

[Jill]

I am excited to become one of the new members within your forum, and I hope I will have adequate time to remain around.

Welcome SoarRock3! :)

[PhilJul]

Hello.

I'm brand new to this forum. My husband and I have been Christians for over 20 years, and were both very blessed by Dr. Martin's ministry. I hope to be able to come here often.

Julie

[MacG]

Hello.

I'm brand new to this forum. My husband and I have been Christians for over 20 years, and were both very blessed by Dr. Martin's ministry. I hope to be able to come here often.

Julie

Welcome and enjoy!

Blessings,

MacG

[Columcille]

Hello.

I'm brand new to this forum. My husband and I have been Christians for over 20 years, and were both very blessed by Dr. Martin's ministry. I hope to be able to come here often.

Julie

Welcome, It is a small forum, but I feel we have first rate posters. It feels more like a family after awhile. I hope that your apologetic defense of your faith only increases and brings fruitation in serving others for Christ.

pax et bonum,
Stephen

[Imnotdumb]

:cool: Only a hand full of regulars, as far as I can see. Walter was still around when I was a kid.

[Columcille]

:cool: Only a hand full of regulars, as far as I can see. Walter was still around when I was a kid.

I am about 38 years old right now, and I remember encountering him on the radio when I was about 15 years old in the 80s.

Yes, very small handful of regulars here. I am more interested in Catholicism, since I am now Catholic. I know the LDS board has always had more activity, and I find this to be a regular thing even in other Christian forums that discuss Mormonism.

We've a lot of good Catholic posters here as well. I was somewhat brought into the Catholic Church through a poster here with username Vlad. He always insisted I look at the bibliographical information and look to primary source materials. When I did that, I noticed my preconceptions of the Catholic Church were ill founded. There is a real problem with fighting over word usage between Protestants and Catholics, but when you get down to the meanings, I find Catholicism even more persuasive than Protestantism in any of its denomination forms. I am looking more into Eastern Orthodoxy and the Eastern Catholics now. But again, welcome to the board.

Pax et bonum