u/Shroom-Cat

When I turn the controller on it flashes the logo. I've done the initially pairing with the joycon trick and it was working great for a few months. Now all of the sudden it won't wake my device, or pair. Below are steps I've tried:

1. Factory resetting the device
2. Connected the device via USB-C and attempt to re-pair, with the joycon trick
3. Updated firmware through PC (said it was up-to-date)
4. Ensured the slider is on 'S' on the back
5. Ensured the controller is fully charged

When I try holding the home button for longer, the icon turns red as well but then nothing happens and it turns off.

Any advice appreciated, thanks

When I had a religious experience that brought me back to God after atheism for 14 years, I was intimidated about the denomination options. I was a cradle Catholic and my (affirming) RCC friend was upfront and told me to avoid Catholicism and look for an affirming church.

I first went to a UCC church because I found the GayChurch resource and went to one closest to me. They were nice enough people, but I felt tokenized and they kept bringing up my trans status. It was also way too low church for my liking and not at all what I envisioned a church to be.

I looked up seemingly all other denominations on my radar except Anglicanism, until my RCC friend mentioned Anglicanism as a middle way between RCC and Protestantism. I did my research of the differences between TEC and others, and eventually found the parish I attend today.

So I'm curious, how did y'all find the Church? I've heard of Anglicanism before but I never heard of Episcopalians at that time, let alone knew the affirming stances. In my experience (or maybe ignorance), the denomination isn't as great as being well-known compared to say Lutherans or Baptists. I had to explain Episcopalianism/Anglicanism to multiple people, whereas everyone knows what a Methodist or Lutheran is.

I'm curious how common this is amongst Episcopal parishes. I've seen churches offer an evening service that's contemplative and low-church, with names that seems to be unique upon that parish (such as "Wilderness" or "Nishma"). My parish offers Rite I, Rite II, and this evening service.

It's a cool service to mix things up, personally I'm more a Rite II enjoyer. But I'm curious if this is a typical offering amongst other parishes, or relatively unique to my diocese.