[Dog Gone]

Anyone know a good rightwing church? I'm getting pretty tired of hearing from all the hypocritical, commie-loving, Bush-bashing ones.

[axel f]

If someone answers your question, please let me know because I've been wondering the same thing.

[DeathfromBelow]

They are hard to find, but out there. Might try Calvary Chapels.

[IndyPatriot]

IMO, The Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod is very traditional. I joined about a year ago after the Episcopal Church I was raised in became intolerable to me. ( priestesses, same sex marriage, homosexual clergy.) The Missouri Synod remains consistent with traditional Christian theology, unlike the Evangelical Lutherans who have entered into an unholy alliance with the Episcopalians.

[Knute]

There are any number of non-denominational conservative evangelical Bible believing churches across the country.
Of the 37 different varieties of Baptists, most are sound doctrinally. Evangelical Free churches, Free Methodist (NOT to be confused with UMC), many Lutheran churches (avoid ELCA)still preach the gospel. Visit several churches, ask questions of the leaders. Make ONE of hem your new church home.

[ClancyJ]

Wonder why they saw no need to say such during other presidential terms.

Are they put here to be the judges for God?

I would suggest they worry about their own relationship to God and quit using God and his churches to try and control the actions of a president. Are they saying that God must operate as they see fit? What if God put George Bush here at this time for God's purposes?

[scott7278]

I'm a Southern Baptist, and for the duration of the war we've been starting our services with The National Anthem and the Pledge of Allegiance. Nothing fake or phony, not preaching America but Christ -- just good, old-fashioned love for God and what He's provided by His gracious hand.

May the Lord be with you in your search -- the PCA is conservative, so is the Lutheran Church (Missouri Synod), Christian Reformed, Free Methodists (not UMC), Evangelical Free, Assembly of God, and the Christian Churches.

I love the SBC, but I would rather someone be in some other good, conservative church that preaches Christ and Christ crucified and risen, then a liberal one that denies any or all of the basic tenants of Christianity.

[Southack]

"Anyone know a good rightwing church? I'm getting pretty tired of hearing from all the hypocritical, commie-loving, Bush-bashing ones."

Try the Southern Baptists.

[TexanToTheCore]

Which city?

[TexanToTheCore]

Try the Southern Baptist churches. They are conservative and men of God can be found from the Pastor on down to the parishioners. I joined a few years ago and I'm more and more impressed with it each time I go there.

Man, I wish I had grown up Southern Batptist rather than Presbyterian. What a difference.

[George W. Bush]

Anyone know a good rightwing church? I'm getting pretty tired of hearing from all the hypocritical, commie-loving, Bush-bashing ones.

Southern Baptists stopped just short of endorsing the war. The Mormons did endorse it, for all practical purposes.

Southern Baptists and the Roman churches are considered the most politically incorrect. There are some pretty good evangelical and independent Bible churches. But if you want to be political about your church affiliation, I'd say Southern Baptist.

Southern Baptists are fiercely anti-abortion and anti-sodomite. And they insist that Jews are to be proselytized just as Jesus and His disciple converted and baptized Jews as Christians.

With no central denominational control like the mainstream liberal churches have (and which led to their liberal demise), Baptists can't be centrally controlled. They basically drove Jimmy Carter and the liberal Baptists into the Cooperative Baptist Fellowship which will die off in a few years which any Southern Baptist will tell you is a wonderful thing.

[k2blader]

I just had to pile on with another Southern Baptist Convention bump. :-)

[hellinahandcart]

If you're ever in New York I'll take you to mine. Traditional Episcopal and all four priests are registered Republicans. One's a Vietnam vet.

And I never have to hear any political crap from the pulpit. The rector mainly talks about Jesus every Sunday. Imagine that.

[man of Yosemite]

Some of the independent, Spirit-filled churches are well to the right. You might label us as holy rollers , but there is some sanity among us. Did not Jesus say that he would put the sheep on his right hand and the goats on his left? Many of us who are "born again" have moved well to the right. In recent days, those words of Jesus are speaking louder and louder, as I watch the left losing their minds.

[c-b 1]

Anyone know a good rightwing church? I'm getting pretty tired of hearing from all the hypocritical, commie-loving, Bush-bashing ones.

There are a few out there, you have to search for them, I found one, it took several years.

Two weeks ago the sermon started with:

If you expect this to be politically correct, you better leave now, because it AIN'T gonna happen. A few minutes later it turned to the need for the private ownership of firearms, and the lies the gun grabbers will be using in their attempt to disarm the country. It ended with the call to pray for the President, and the Military.

[FirstTomato]

Most of the fundamentalist churches are good. Church of God usually is pro-America. The Methodists I know personaly are pro-America, however. If you are Methodist why not stay in that church and fight the anti-American leadership?