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If you sensed this Corridor was the best one to explore, you may be ambivalent toward the Christian faith. We respect that. It is unrealistic to expect everyone to think and feel the same way we do about Christianity. However, we do hope the time you spend in this Corridor, will give you some things to think about and we that you’ll feel free to contact us with any questions or comments you might have. Meeting Needs Known and Unknown – The purpose of this site is to help people make an informed choice about matters affecting their destiny. One particular article is written to those who would say, ‘I’m fine, I’m happy, I don’t need it’, when asked to consider Christianity. The Goal – By logging onto TheGoal.com, fans of football, baseball, basketball, soccer, golf, track and field, – practically any sport in the world – will instantly be engaged by positive life stories of men and women committed to living by a higher standard. See the Word is a unique web experience by Huw Briscoe combining graphic art and Bible verses. You can select from a number of passages to watch and then, if you want, find out more about the person of Jesus by clicking on a link at the bottom of each page.
What’s Next? Here’s some options to consider after you’ve finished exploring this Corridor.
· Consider asking God to show you what to do next · Pose a question to us (Contact Information) · Let us hear what you think about this Corridor or a site you visited · Tell us of any problem you encountered · Try another Corridor, especially if this one didn’t seem like such a good fit |
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Welcome to Corridor 3 |
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What are Corridors? Corridors are places on the web for people with varying degrees of interest (or disinterest) toward the Christian faith. If you want to learn more about them and select one that fits you best, find where the Corridors start. We hope you’ll search our Corridors; you might find a hallway of new ideas to consider about the Christian faith. |