So let's just call it SEAWCBB for now. I feel as though I'm treadng on ice thinner than eggshells in even mentioning that I daren't blog about them. It's not that there's anything controversial, dodgy or risky about SEAWCBB, and no suggestion they'd take particular offense if they knew that I was blogging about them. It's simply that
a) they're so distinctive a faith group that I cannot yet work out a way to blog about them without revealing their precise identity and location and thus my own
and
b) a significant cohort of their congregation apparently work for New Employer, and I'd currently like to keep my working life disentangled from my religious dramas, especially as New Employer admits to almost not have shortlisted me for my post on account of their fear that I'd Bible bash them
and
c) I'm probably being paranoid about it all, I'm aware
But God was there and they were friendly so I think we'll be back to SEAWCBB. Watch this space and be intrigued. We're returning tomorrow to Exceptionally Friendly Church. Looking forward to that, too...
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I'm continuing to wish you look on your search to find the right place.
Sorry that we can't meet in London but the trip to UK was an eye-opening one. Been to lots of cathedral around the place but disappointed that most of them are now tourists' spot instead of house of worship... ironic...
I did attend one nice church in Edinburgh... the pastor is young and passionate and the people there were extremely friendly... so if i do return i will visit a few more churches in London and larger UK...
Thanks Ruth. ECF was lovely again this morning, so we may pursue things just with them and SEAWCC for now.
And Catcha, nice to meet you here, if not in London. Possibly a good thing we're not in London... we'd be overwhelmed for choice!
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