Can we mix with trinitarians now?

[Bro Flame]

Most used-to-be Apostolic churches I know of have been mingling with Trinitarians for several years. They go to their churches, sing in their pulpits, allow them to sing and preach in Apostolic pulpits, and carry on "healthy" fellowships.

I heard one sister say, "They're just like us," in reference to her fellowship with a local Church of God, the Cleveland division.

In my head, I was like, "No, they aren't. They aren't like us."

[Evang.Benincasa]

Originally Posted by Bro Flame

Most used-to-be Apostolic churches I know of have been mingling with Trinitarians for several years. They go to their churches, sing in their pulpits, allow them to sing and preach in Apostolic pulpits, and carry on "healthy" fellowships.

I heard one sister say, "They're just like us," in reference to her fellowship with a local Church of God, the Cleveland division.

In my head, I was like, "No, they aren't. They aren't like us."

In your head, needs to come out your mouth.

[seguidordejesus]

Originally Posted by Bro Flame

In my head, I was like, "No, they aren't. They aren't like us."

Agreed!

[ulsterman]

I've emailed ask@upci.org to ask them what they think of their ministers and singers openly fellowshiping with trinitarians. I wonder if they'll respond.

[diakonos]

Originally Posted by ulsterman

I've emailed ask@upci.org to ask them what they think of their ministers and singers openly fellowshiping with trinitarians. I wonder if they'll respond.

You should have asked what they think of them going on TBN

[Bro Flame]

Originally Posted by Evang.Benincasa

In your head, needs to come out your mouth.

Well, this woman lives in open rebellion. She's lived against what her parents (who are pastors of a church) have taught for 40+ years.

So, what I should've said was, "Nah, sis. They're like your and yours, but they're not like me and mine."

[Evang.Benincasa]

Originally Posted by Bro Flame

Well, this woman lives in open rebellion. She's lived against what her parents (who are pastors of a church) have taught for 40+ years.

So, what I should've said was, "Nah, sis. They're like your and yours, but they're not like me and mine."

Sounds like a honest response.

Yet, who should expect honesty in religion.

[Bro Flame]

Originally Posted by Evang.Benincasa

Sounds like a honest response.

Yet, who should expect honesty in religion.

Yeah, it would've been a honest response.

But thank goodness we're not religious

[Bro Flame]

Our home church is located in a small Southern community. Some 60 years ago, I've heard stories of how Oneness and Trinitarian Pentecostals in the area used to fellowship together. They all believed in the Holy Ghost, spoke with tongues, dress modest, and believed in separation from the sin of this world.

One of the Trinitarian pastors got the revelation of Jesus Name in one of the meetings.

Such fellowship just isn't the case anymore when Trinitarians take such a strong stance on a triune God and walked away from modesty and separation -- the same could be said, though, about many Apostolics.

[Evang.Benincasa]

Originally Posted by Bro Flame

Yeah, it would've been a honest response.

But thank goodness we're not religious

Then my point has been made, you should of said it to her.