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“I would say I am by book Christian..."
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Title (Dublin Core)
“I would say I am by book Christian..."
Religion 101 Oral History #51, 2020/04
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“I would say I am by book Christian but for me I think I would consider myself having a stronger relationship with God rather than being committed to the religion of Christianity but yeah this pandemic has definitely risen the talk of God coming or the end. This stuff kind of tends to usually freak people out but I've done or at least attempted to become more prepared for his coming spiritually.”
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Type (Dublin Core)
Oral History
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Date Submitted (Dublin Core)
05/13/2020
Date Modified (Dublin Core)
07/18/2020
10/22/2020
12/03/2020
12/09/2020
05/23/2021
07/08/2021
05/06/2022
05/10/2022
06/20/2022
07/13/2022
06/15/2023
Format (Dublin Core)
audio
Language (Dublin Core)
English
Duration (Omeka Classic)
0h:01m:09s
abstract (Bibliographic Ontology)
The Interviewee gives brief overview about how their faith has been affected in recent years due to the COVID-10 pandemic. They also talk about changes to their church environment and what community service their religious community has been engaged in.
Transcription (Omeka Classic)
Interviewee 00:00
I would say I am by book Christian. But for me, I think I would consider myself having a strong relationship with God rather than being committed to the religion of Christianity. But yeah, this pandemic has definitely risen the talk of God coming, or the end. This stuff kind of tends to usually freak people out but I've done, or at least attempted to, become more prepared for His coming spiritually as well as the outcomes that can come with this. This, if anything, has made me feel more at ease with the negative possibilities that I may encounter because I think, if I go through a hard time, I know it’s out of His doing and I must trust that. The church hasn't been holding services. Our pastor is actually going live on Facebook every Sunday morning. He's also making videos about weekly Bible verses and fun things like that. Our church is very active on Facebook, so it's a nice substitute for right now. Our church is actually taking in food cans and non-perishables to donate to local food banks that may help families that are struggling right now. It's difficult given all the social distancing rules but we're doing our best.
I would say I am by book Christian. But for me, I think I would consider myself having a strong relationship with God rather than being committed to the religion of Christianity. But yeah, this pandemic has definitely risen the talk of God coming, or the end. This stuff kind of tends to usually freak people out but I've done, or at least attempted to, become more prepared for His coming spiritually as well as the outcomes that can come with this. This, if anything, has made me feel more at ease with the negative possibilities that I may encounter because I think, if I go through a hard time, I know it’s out of His doing and I must trust that. The church hasn't been holding services. Our pastor is actually going live on Facebook every Sunday morning. He's also making videos about weekly Bible verses and fun things like that. Our church is very active on Facebook, so it's a nice substitute for right now. Our church is actually taking in food cans and non-perishables to donate to local food banks that may help families that are struggling right now. It's difficult given all the social distancing rules but we're doing our best.
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