Marquis, you misunderstand:
Faith that is foisted upon you from birth, that is drilled into you at childhood, and indoctrinated into you all your life... isn't really faith. It's just something you do because, well, you don't know or think any better.
I went out into the world and looked around. I went to churches/mosques/ et al of varying faiths and demi-faiths, including Unitarian Universalist (a strange one to say the least). I dabbled in Buddhism and Taoism, the pagan faiths, and for a while was Agnostic.
My search finally led me back to Christianity... but a specific understanding of it. The church my wife and I attend is Crosspoint United Methodist, but it is a little more... I dunno, open hearted and open minded... than most? They don't put weight on such silly things as gender orientation/identification and they understand that parts of the bible are so utterly outdated as to be nigh-irrelevant in society today. It is a modified Christianity, one that has accepted the differences of opinion and integrated a more welcoming and, dare I say, homey aspect of faith... the idea of reaching out to those in need or with a desire to learn, instead of trying to foist your ideals on those who want nothing to do with them.
As for how many "faces" God has... as many as He needs. Our belief is that God lives in this world through all of us, and our actions... it is our responsibility to not just "worship the light", but rather to strive to BE that light that the world can rally around... to be a driving force for GOOD for all people.