Ex-Church of Christ Support Board

Oddly enough, once you get out of a coc and look around, you find that, not only are 'the denominations' not attacking the coc, most of them have never even heard of it. Except in the Southeast US. How did that area get so 'lucky'? Right! :D That was my experience too, people were like huh, thought...

They are their own worst enemy. A recent post, referencing a c of C study, indicated the c of C is losing approximately 900 members per month and closing 4-5 congregations per month. In other words they are dying a slow death and it’s of their own making. The restoration movement was constructed on...

agricola wrote:Hi Grace, and welcome to the ex-board.

Thank you!

Ivy wrote:Welcome Grace!!

Thank you!

Cootie Brown wrote:Welcome Grace1973, I hope you find this site helpful and informative.

Thank you! Love the things you don't miss about the cofc thread you posted. Smiling reading all of em lol...

I imagine a lot of you experienced the fear, the Sunday morning preaching how the church was always under attack? In my experience, growing up in the cofc in southern California, the church was always under attack from the denominations and even more so from the other cofc down the street or in the ...

My Mom was 7th Day Adventist and became a member of the cofc around 22 years of age. My Father was a Methodist but joined the church due to my Mom's influence, all before I was born.

Hello All, I left the cofc 20+ years ago. I'm joining this forum to gain perspective as well as give perspective about the cofc teaching and how damaging it can be to people. I was raised in the movement at birth, both my parents were devout, although due to divisions that seem to always happen in t...