I was raised in a UCC congregation that was quite conservative, considering the denomination as a whole, but I had abandoned that by the end of college. Most recentsly I was a theistic Unitarian Universalist, heavily influenced by 12-step program theology. Now I'm a nontheistic UU.

Was raised catholic. Went to catholic school my whole life. Told my family I didn't believe in God after my sophomore year of high school.

I picked Baptist, though I was largely in non-denominational evangelical places, with varying degrees of Penticostal/Charismatic bents.

Unitarian Universalists

I went to a nondenominational Christian church. Most of tbe people were very nice. You could tell when finances were getting tight though because there'd be the sermon on how if you tithed your 10% god would make you rich. It never worked but christians aren't the most logical thinkers in the world.

That was over 60 years ago.

Lutheran

I attended a parish school for grades 7 and 8, a catholic high school, and a Jesuit university. Oddly, the Jesuits gave me the intellectual ammunition to effectively analyze, question, and ultimately reject first catholicism, and then religion and theism in general . What a relief!