Are you shocked that the main organizer of Furnace Fest is Episcopalian?

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

If you ask how I know, he's pretty transparent about it and posts about it on his socials. Him and his family apparently only converted a couple years ago and he's from a more evangelical background and it sounds like his wife is too.

Anyway I am because it should be pretty obvious what type of music he likes and it's quite different from what you'd hear at an Episcopal church.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

I grew up Catholic, and my music taste was definitely not anywhere close to what I'd hear or sing at mass (which i generally liked btw)

Growing up something is quite different from actively practicing it as an adult.

[I spent the winter writing songs about getting better]

I grew up Catholic, and my music taste was definitely not anywhere close to what I'd hear or sing at mass (which i generally liked btw)

Growing up something is quite different from actively practicing it as an adult.

Completely true. That's why so many people say that they were "raised Catholic" as an identity even when they don't really practice a faith at all in adulthood.

Of course virtually no one at Furnace Fest would say that even if raised Catholic.