I thought you might be interested in joining me at Christianforums.com, an online forums-based self-governing social networking community guided by Christian principles for everyone, where you can meet and chat with other members, discuss various topics, start an online blog, post photos and even have your own free custom homepage! Click here to check it out:
http://christianforums.com/index.php?referrerid=27456 From,
KarenCharin0
I want to add to the standard invitation above that I joined there and got a virtual dog that I named Peanut. I had got swamped at another site and forgot about poor Peanut to get him fed, one of the Pet rescuers Angel70 came to the rescue for Peanut and fed him two whole chickens, dog food, got him a pillow, gave him some milk, gave him a chew toy and some biscuits and took care of him for me while I was busy. I didn't even ask anyone to care for him, I just got busy and forgot about him but the rescuer took care of him and even gave me a Merry Christmas card!
I think that says a lot for the site and the people on that site. Actually the people make the site. The quality of a site is directly related to quality of the guests and members. I think that a site that cares enough and is willing enough to take care of your virtual pet for you while your away, ask nothing in return and wish you a Merry Christmas too is just icing on the cake...
http://christianforums.com/index.php?referrerid=27456 I have their window open right now to get the link to place in this post here are the stats for this site right now they have 1801 users on line... most ever users on line---6,554
They let you have your own character. Dress it up with Gospel armor!
I've only made 7 posts at that site but the people I met on those threads were very nice people. Caring, helpful, Christian people even if our beliefs might be a little different. I've seen less conflict on this board then what I do on my own church forum. Our church forum seems to have the most problems, you'd think like minded in beliefs people could get together and not fight but it doesn't seem to work out that way.
Any thoughts or ideas on why a church splits apart after it gets so big. We have 500 members average at the forum. And every time it starts getting over 500 theres a big fight and several people get mad and leave and maybe start there own forum with people who agree with them.
The problem is they just can't part company in a civil let along Christian manner..... I have no idea why this happens but it happens over and over......
Anyone out there have any ideas on that. Suggestions on how to avoid that? The multi denominational forum gets along fine and has thousands and thousands of members....... how do they do that?