How To Make a New Friend at a Church

How to start a conversation with someone at church

Regardless of denomination a church is fundamentally a society bound together by a common belief system. The vast majority of churches have a self appointed mandate to share their faith. As such the member will usually go out of their way to welcome newcomers. This applies to newcomers who are firm in the faith along with people who may be attempting to learn more. This welcoming attitude spans across the religious spectrum including Christianity, Buddhism, Islam, and Judaism.

When dealing with peoples religious beliefs and ceremonies it is important to keep in mind that some of the tenants and practices are considered sacred. If you are in unfamiliar territory do not hesitate to ask for direction or guidance on the appropriate way to act. Asking for help shows respect even if you do not understand.

Most cognations have a formalized or informal social gathering surrounding the meetings or services. Below is a list of question that would be appropriate in a religious environment.

Has a song ever made you cry? What was it?
Not counting your religion, which religions do you find interesting? Why?
If you had a $1,000,000 to give away, how would you do it?
Where do you believe you where before you were born?
What cause are you willing to fight for?
If you had to act your age what behavior would you change?
What do you do to maintain balance in your life?
If you had to live your life over again, what one thing would you change?
If you could steel any one thing and get away with it what would you take?
What is the key to finding happiness?
If you could have lunch with anyone from history who would it be?
Would you want to be famous if you could not be rich?
When have you felt Gods influence in your life?
What is your idea of heaven?
In what way are you superstitious?
What makes you happy?
When you are 80-years-old, what do you think will matter to you the most?
If you could relive one of your happiest days which one would you chose?
Do you have faith in the next generation? Why?
What is there too much of in your life?
When was the last time you did volunteer work?
When have you seen Karma at work in your life?
What part of your life do you need to take more slowly?
If you could ask God a question what would it be?
What can you tell me about your family?
If you could instantly overcome one of your fears, what would it be?
What is the nicest thing a friend has ever done for you?
When have you seen Karma at work in your life?
When have you had an enlightening moment?
If you needed a Kidney, who do you think would be willing to donate one to you?

Do not try to pretend you are something you are not. This is an easy environment to meet new people. The people should be friendly and welcoming. p>

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