Were you raised in one church denomination, then joined a totally different denomination later on in life?

Yes (in a sense)...

I used to be an atheist. Over a period of time however, I grew convinced of the existence of the Christian God, and ultimately committed my life to Christ.

For a draft-version of my journey from atheism to Christ, see http://www.godsci.org/gs/chri/testimony/seek.html

Cordially,

John

I was raised in a Lutheran family, with my grandfather a priest. Have had a lot of good religious exeriences in many different context since. Am not currently member of a congregation, but would join a Liberal Catholic Church if it fitted with my timetable/life.

Realized, that in a lot churches, the sacrements don't really work, cause the connection to the apostolic succesion is broken. This doesn't mean that you can't connect to god or Christ unless you are in one of these lines, it just means, that the sacrements probably don't work as intended...

I have also great reverence for Taoism and Lao Tzu, for Buddhism and it's ideals and practise methods, and for several holy men and woman from different faiths (including Christian faiths).

So, I have gone from a "mute" Christianity, to an expansive, inclusive view of the religious and sacred, with a special connection with Christ (aka the Hidden Imam, Maitreya Buddha, the Kalki Avatar, etc.).

I was raised first in the Baptist church and then went to the Catholic church. Later I found the truth in the bible through study and now am Seventh Day Adventist. Those that are in the Sunday churches are really following the Catholic Church as it boasts that it "has the power to change the Sabbath from the seventh to the first day of the week, a change for which there is no scriptural authority." "And most churches follow Our teaching as while purporting to live according to the bible." Direct quote from the Catholic church writings. First day is taken from paganism, the venerable day of the sun, sun worship. Constantine promoted it and the Catholic church began the change in 321 AD. Check out the Catholic sites and you will see it all. Check a search engine and type in dark days, sabbath, etc., and you will learn a lot. Also check out www.bibleuniverse.com.

Yes, since you're talking about Christian denominations, I was raised in a Methodist church, then went to some non-denominational, then Presbyterian, now Baptist. I think I'll stay put.

I was Lutheran all my life then accepted Christ as my Savior and joined a Baptist church.

Went to a Presbyterian church when younger, got saved at 33 in a Baptist Church, and am now Pentecostal.

YES!! I went to a Methodist church when I was young and wound up in a Presbyterian Church which I found followed the teachings of Jesus Christ more closely.

In this order

1. Pentecostal Holiness

2. Interdenominational

3. Assemblies of God

4. Church of God

5. AG again

6. Fellowship of Metropolitian Christian Church

I'm happy that I do not attend any more.

Yes, I was raised in a Pentecostal church, and joined the Roman Catholic Church later in life.

I was born into a Catholic family then when I was confirmed I realized I said yes and I believe to something I don't understand at all. At 17 I started studying with Jehovahs Witnesses and know what I never understood before.