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love the pun, haha. yup we do - the 6 weeks we missed due to waiting for LO to be older after her birth was the longest that both DH and I had not attended church for in our entire lives!

Yep, we're there at least twice a week.

I have been trying to go pretty regularly. I went every week growing up, DH did not. So lately it has been me and the 3 kids by myself.

We're between religiously & regularly... I miss Wednesday nights but it's just too hard having P out that late. =(

sidenote: I actually met DH at church!

Nope, I was raised Catholic but now couldn't disagree more with the church. DH is atheist and would rather our LO(s) not be raised religious at all. I'd like to expose them to the occasional church experience (Christmas and maybe Easter), but it is most definitely NOT going to be a Catholic church. I refuse to bring my child(ren) up in a religion that does not treat all people equally and preaches that those who are different from us are sinners.

So to answer your question, no, we do not go to church, and realistically, we won't be going to church.

We used to go religiously, but it's been stressful due to LO's sleep schedule... now we're only making it once a month and I hate it

DH and I went for little bit and we haven't been back in awhile.

@Beebug: similar situation here!

Just moved in Feb. SO is Catholic, I am "Christian" . We are not married but just had a baby. I tried to find a church that was accepting of us despite our less than optimal situation. We are now attending weekly.

Yes, my Dh and I go to church pretty much every Sunday. We found a new church last year and we love it. We also go to a small group/bible study where we discuss the sermon more in depth and take prayer requests for each other.

We take A every other week (ish) to get her used to it and I like to get her blessed before her ultrasounds in case it helps.

Yep every Sunday. I don't always stay the whole three hours but that's due to anxiety.

Yup, every Sunday. DH just elected to the church board, so he'll be going to meetings one night a month as well. We also participate in church events. I'm active in the women's ministries, and DH runs powerpoint 2-3 times a month. We've both volunteered in the nursery, done skits for children's church, and who knows what else! It's a small congregation, but very important to us.

I grew up going to church 3 times a week but we haven't found a church here. It makes me sad. It was always such an important part of my life and I want the same for DS. I could really use the support from a church family while.living so far from home.

We gi most Sundays and holy days of obligation. If we miss a mass due to illness or schedule conflicts, though, I don't sweat it.

We go every weekend.

I attend several Masses on the weekend and I attend school Mass on Wednesdays.

@katiew92081: we literally just went through this. It made me so sad to leave our home church. LO is 6 weeks old so we haven't been to church since he was born but i think we landed on one before I had him. It is hard to plug in, though, since we don't know many ppl there

DH goes weekly. I go once a month. It's hard for me to do all thd standing and kneeling right now (we're Catholic) so I've been skipping. And it's tax season, so I don't get to sleep in on Saturdays lol so I try to sleep in on Sundays. I think when LO arrives, we will make a more concerted effort to go regularly and to the same parish.

As a teenager, I used to go 3+ times aweek. I was super active in my youth group, led worship at our teen church, sang in holiday services,.volunteered in the nursery, and participated in small group bible studies.
Some things happened back then that really shook my faith, especially in that church, but I have been thinking about going back because I would like DD to have some basic religious knowledge. DH is agnostic, so he won't join us.