Black churches, White churches. What is the difference?

Question

Do each have different ways of doing things? Or is it just race?

What about Asian churches?

Answer 1

If you ever get a chance to visit a black church, do it. Although I am atheist, I have been to both black and white churches. The white churches are so uptight. In the black churches they seem to get into the sprit of it and really have a good time. They dance and sing and just really get into everything. Unlike white churches where you just sit there and do nothing for an hour....until the collection plate comes along, then you at least have something to do.

Answer 2

different typs of worship. niether should be racist I went to a methodist church where out of 60 there would be only 2 or 3 white people. my church is prity well mixed but I have been to another church which was 95 black people and I felt uncomfortable there and although I loved the singing did not get the serman or demands for cash 3 times and then you could right an iou to give then 1000s I did not go back my 2 friends walked out after the second clection but they had been there before not that any one said hello to them

Answer 3

In white churches they stand and pray like they have a 2 x 4 up their backside, in black churches they pray and sing like they are in a bar room sing along. Don't know about Asians.

Answer 4

I can honestly say that i have been to both, and the black churches are a lot more fun and exciting than the most white churches

Answer 5

guy, you purely asked a query that maximum individuals would be too afraid to actual answer truthfully. i like questions like this by way of fact it makes people could admit that black and white persons are actually not the "comparable". they are actually not, and everybody is conscious it, yet is afraid to be politically incorrect and admit it. i'm no longer afraid to communicate my reality in this. i like quite often black churches(there are regularly a minimum of a few individuals who're of alternative races) by way of fact they are regularly so crammed with spirit and delight. while it's time to pass away, I regularly sense like my soul has quite been lifted and that is no longer so difficult to stand the week forward. quite often white churches are o.ok., yet i'm getting bored quite, and that i on no account be ready to stay long adequate to hearken to the entire sermon. Now, there are quite often black churches that are the exception and fairly calm (and boring) and there are quite often white churches that ROCK the abode. Like I mentioned, nevertheless, they are the exceptions.

Answer 6

It's not the "color" of the church congregation.
It's the content of the sermons and what doctrine is preached. I've been to "white", "Black", and a Korean church and they were all Apostolic baptizing in Jesus name and leading their congregation to be filled with the Holy Spirit with the initial sign of speaking in tongues like it says to do in Acts 2:38 in order to be saved. That's all that matters.

Answer 7

One is geared toward the White culture and one is geared toward the Black culture... Asian churches are geared toward the Asian culture...

Not that difficult to figure out.

Answer 8

I go to a Southern Baptist church and it is a mix of people there. I don't think it could be classified as white or black.

Answer 9

They are just mostly separated because of race but alot believe the same.

I have noticed that they are slowly coming together which is good.

Answer 10

one's black, one's white, and one's asian?? I think it has more to do w/ where the church is located and what kind of church it is i.e. Methodist, Baptist, Catholic. . .