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Postby Pastor Gary » October 11th, 2008, 11:50 am

Can anyone recommend a good church in San Antonio (COGOP would be great, but a good non-COGOP would be okay)?

The church I am seeking:
• Preferably a contemporary church in style. Old school won't work in this case.
• Must be accepting of a mixed-race family. (Dad is black, Mom is white, baby is a beautiful shade of mocha...)
• Must be good fit for young couple/family struggling through early adjustment years of marriage.

Suggestions?
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Postby dalebert » October 11th, 2008, 3:24 pm

PG..my brother lives in San Antonio and goes to the COGOP there. I dont know much about it but their pastor has been there for along time. Bro Brooks i think is his name. I think they are multicultural ....well somewhat anyway. My brother had married a Korean girl and raised a family there.

I dont know the address or anything..sorry

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A bit of a stretch maybe

Postby Pastor Don » October 11th, 2008, 6:26 pm

Brother Gary;
This may be a bit of a stretch but the church that Max Lucado pastors is in San Antonio.

Just a thought... :)

God bless...
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Postby Linda » October 11th, 2008, 6:55 pm

If they want a big church with lots of activity, John Hagee's Cornerstone is there. There's a lot of churches to choose from...it might depend on the area of town they live in as to where they choose to go. I went to the COGOP when we lived in SA, but it's changed a lot since we left 8 years ago, so I can't recommend it.
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Postby Rob » October 12th, 2008, 3:32 am

PG, when I was in San Antonio this summer I attended John Hagee's church at Cornerstone, and was impressed. I would highly recommend that church.

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Postby paul » October 12th, 2008, 4:54 am

S.A. cogop at last report was still very traditional. Now the pastor, a very good man, but still old school ( nothing wrong with that ) but from what you described ?????

I have attended cornerstone ( John Hagee's church a few times and it is ompressive.
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Postby Gerald Creasy » October 12th, 2008, 5:39 am

Pastor Rob wrote:PG, when I was in San Antonio this summer I attended John Hagee's church at Cornerstone



Paul wrote:I have attended cornerstone ( John Hagee's church a few times and it is ompressive.



The usual suspects line up to endorse a ministry that preaches a different Jesus than the one presented in the Gospel.

A Jesus that did not come to be the Jewish Messiah (according to Hagee) and who's sacrifice on the cross is NOT for the Jews who can get saved by slaughtering a lamb (according to Hagee)

But Hot Dog they've got a kickin Worship team!!!!!

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Postby crispfin » October 12th, 2008, 8:57 am

Linda wrote: I went to the COGOP when we lived in SA, but it's changed a lot since we left 8 years ago, so I can't recommend it.

As a former SA COGOP member, I would second that.


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