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but quit going at some point - usually when they reached adulthood.

As a kid, I was sent to Sunday school by my mom, ages 5 though 14. 

Then at 15 I could decide if I went.
I quit going at age 15 but then got interested again in my 20s.

At 70 years old now, throughout the decades I've attended church, 

I have seen many young people leave. 

I understand why some of them did it.

As an adult, I have found it necessary to leave a couple of churches, 

but it isn't necessary to leave God.

God craves a relationship with each of us. That's why we exist. 

Our person-to-person offences don't justify ignoring God.

Since Jesus no longer walks with us on Earth, we rely a lot on the Bible for guidance.

A lot of folks struggle with the Bible for different reasons.

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Many people just don't like God or don't like His sovereignty;

a miserable situation for someone raised going to church.

Given the love He has for us, this is so confusing.

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Church People:   

Not all church people are thoughtful.

We will talk about this.

It's easy for others to think that PKs/MKs seem to get the best of everything, 

but this is not always the case.

Some of them have downright difficult childhoods.

We will discuss both the envy of PKs/MKs and their difficulties.

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A lot of de-churched people were simply raised in a religious cult.

Let's see if we can sort this out.

Sexual Abuse:    

We'll talk about the horror of sexual abuse.

Embarrassment:   

Some de-churched people are be embarrassed to be Christians, afraid of losing friends. 

Foster Care:   

Foster care has given many young people brushes with religion 

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Personality:    

Beloved, there is a lot at stake here. 

There really is.

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