Greetings from England

[Old English Preacher]

Greetings brethren

I am a preacher / pastor based in the south-west of England. I am glad to have found this place, which would appear to be one of the few remaining forums on the web where the saved can discuss matters amongst themselves, and that unbelievers are banned. When will the world understand that our only instruction from Almighty God as regards the unsaved is that we are to preach the Gospel to them. Once we have told them of the consequences of sin, it is then for them to repent. No man will come to Christ lest the Lord should draw him, so we should leave it there. My experience on the web has drawn me to the sound conclusion that there is no point whatsoever in entering into debates with the unsaved, as their ears are not ready to hear scripture unless and until the Lord should draw them to him. So many are for the burning, and are walking blindly into hell thinking that weekly attendance at a church building will be sufficient to avoid the fire. Such fools! Unless and until they repent of their sin, and are washed in the holy spirit of God, hellfire awaits.

[Pastor Ezekiel]

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Welcome sir! It's wonderful so welcome a man of God (even if you are a damned foreigner). Please share something about yourself. How old are? What church do you preach at? What was your greatest sermon?

Feel free to look around. Take a look at our beliefs HERE, and our official welcome message HERE.

[papparat]

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Wesleyan Methodist wandering in the West Country in Wonderment?

Praise Him

Mebyon Kernow?

[Old English Preacher]

Re: Greetings from England

Welcome sir! It's wonderful so welcome a man of God (even if you are a damned foreigner). Please share something about yourself. How old are? What church do you preach at? What was your greatest sermon?

Feel free to look around. Take a look at our beliefs HERE, and our official welcome message HERE.

Many thanks for your welcome. I understand completely your reservations about foreigners. Here in Britain, we are living under the rule of Buggery Brown in Sodomite Town, and this government has opened the doors to all and sundry. During the 60s and 70s we had an influx of Pakistanis, Africans and Indians, and now we are being swarmed by the slavs from the likes of Poland and Romania. The white British people have become second class citizens in their own coutry. Without wanting to seem racist, I have always believed that our Lord placed the different peoples on different parts of the earth for a very good reason. America, as I understand it, has become a melting pot for all and sundry - Africans, Mexicans, Japanese, etc. Your frustration at the foreigners is very understandable my friend.

As for my preaching, it is done mostly on the streets. I attend a house fellowship, where I am pleased to say that all are brethren in the Lord. Like yourselves, we do not allow the unsaved to come along. All they need to know is that if they fail to repent, they are for the burning.

[TamiJanMartiKarlaFay]

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Greetings from steadfast Texas.
The US branches of Forward In Faith are located in Texas and Illinois. Not only do they hate the idea of mainstream Anglicans allowing gays to live, but they oppose ordaining girl vicars. They must have noticed, in PBS reruns, that the Vicar of Dibley cannot control any of her unnatural BBC appetites.
The only problem with the dissident FIF Anglicans is that many of the Bishops who hate girls and gheys are African Darkies. It's like they took Kipling seriously.
Most African Bishops seem very strict on these points, yet African Bishop Tutu, famous brand name nice guy, seems full of love and hope. How can we quash this ?

[Pastor Ezekiel]

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Most African Bishops seem very strict on these points, yet African Bishop Tutu, famous brand name nice guy, seems full of love and hope. How can we quash this ?

Those boys aren't True Christians™. I don't think that Tutu boy is even a false Christian.

He dresses in purple and is named after a ballet dress. Sounds pretty queer to me.