Certainly, it is....but a church where you can be a "member" have never attended and never had a discussion about your beliefs or whether they have been baptized...then I looked up "Sheridan Church" and it all made sense:Are "religious exemptions" the new indulgences?
https://thehill.com/homenews/state-...ne-exemptions-in-exchange-for-becoming-online
How is the NOT being a money changer in the temple?
From the "Who We Are" page:
"Most people are familiar with the name Sheridan Christian Center. It was one of the most famous churches at one point because of the names that came through it. Billy Joe Daugherty, Kenneth Copeland, and Kenneth Hagin Sr. "
"We are committed to accompanying people in the winding path of life toward a brighter future. Many people often struggle to find a safe space where people won’t criticize or judge them for a murky past. That is where we come in. Most places ask you to cover up your wounds to keep you from bleeding on others. At Sheridan, we show you our scars, so you know that you aren’t alone. Regardless of societal taboo or past experience, we seek to be a refuge for the weary. This is done through numerous community groups and opportunities to connect with similar people and become a family."
"Who We Are"- not a single mention of Jesus.
No link to a "statement of faith" or "what we believe".
The whole religious exemption vaccine thing bothers me a lot less than many other things.