I hope you can find a new church. My husband was a non participating Catholic when we married. He joined the Lutheran church a year after we married. We raised 3 kids together in the church. Two have moved out of state and attend no church and the one here still attends but is not a regular. My husband loves the tradition and routine of …
I hope you can find a new church. My husband was a non participating Catholic when we married. He joined the Lutheran church a year after we married. We raised 3 kids together in the church. Two have moved out of state and attend no church and the one here still attends but is not a regular. My husband loves the tradition and routine of the church, it reminds him of his Catholic upbringing. It is grounded to him. I felt like I was in a box when covid hit. Had it not shut down traditional churches, I may never have left. I go alone regularly to my new church, but I found a wonderful welcoming group of people who make me feel welcome every Sunday.
Most churches now do some kind of social media to make people aware of their existence. Many do live streaming of their services. You can watch many on podcasts later on. It may give you an idea if you would like to attend. It is worth a look at.
I did find a church online to "attend" Easter services. I am considering a visit, although, like your husband I also find the tradition soothing and this church does not seem to fill that need though I did appreciate the Easter message. I suppose that I will keep looking.
I hope you can find a new church. My husband was a non participating Catholic when we married. He joined the Lutheran church a year after we married. We raised 3 kids together in the church. Two have moved out of state and attend no church and the one here still attends but is not a regular. My husband loves the tradition and routine of the church, it reminds him of his Catholic upbringing. It is grounded to him. I felt like I was in a box when covid hit. Had it not shut down traditional churches, I may never have left. I go alone regularly to my new church, but I found a wonderful welcoming group of people who make me feel welcome every Sunday.
Most churches now do some kind of social media to make people aware of their existence. Many do live streaming of their services. You can watch many on podcasts later on. It may give you an idea if you would like to attend. It is worth a look at.
I did find a church online to "attend" Easter services. I am considering a visit, although, like your husband I also find the tradition soothing and this church does not seem to fill that need though I did appreciate the Easter message. I suppose that I will keep looking.
Keep looking...there are wonderful churches out there!