“Castle Hill Community Church” in Sydney, Australia, through a typical church-pastor, in reality expelled from their church community a Christian who is absolutely innocent in relation to all excommunications by other churches.

(http://chcc.org.au)

A typical pastor covertly expelled Torsten, who is absolutely innocent in relation to all other excommunications, from his church “Castle Hill Community Church” in Sydney, Australia. This excommunicating church acted in harmony with satan in their ungodly, inhumane and cowardly expulsion of Torsten from their church.

Another church in the same area had suggested “Castle Hill Community Church”, and initially “Castle Hill Community Church” invited Torsten through their church administrator.

Upon my visit to “Castle Hill Community Church” on Sunday morning, Jan.5, 2014, I arrived early so that I might be able to meet and communicate with also other singles. As usual when I set foot inside churches, it is essentially always the “wrong” persons who approach me – effectively blocking my opportunity to speak with the “right” people. Because my window of opportunity to communicate with other Christian singles at churches occurs only once per week, and is limited to Sundays only (since no church anywhere allows me to attend small/fellowship/cell/midweek groups), and because I normally only have approximately 15-20 minutes before or after such Sunday “services” to identify and initiate communication with persons who also are single, I am by necessity required to try and avoid some conversations and politely limit the conversation/attention time with those who approach me.

From my observations inside “Castle Hill Community Church” there were few singles. But, in no other church anywhere in Sydney or in the state of NSW did I observe a woman who I intuitively thought might have the personality, intellect and cultivation which would suit me. Unfortunately, she walked past without either eye contact or a ‘hello’, and I was unable to initiate communication with her since their “pastor” Geoff Brailey was standing two meters opposite to me; keeping me under his observation. When their church began their co-called “service” I departed from their building.

In my spirit, I suspect that this woman may have been God’s answer to prayers. But when pastors/controllers obstruct natural communication where natural communication is supposed to occur, God’s solution can not be translated into reality. I also suspect that God’s solution was valid for that specific time only, and therefore, this hindrance by the pastor and other church leaders has in deed inflicted tremendous damage to me.

Sharing spiritual information with church-people is dangerous, as most church-people do not believe or acknowledge the gifting and functionality of the Holy Spirit. And sharing spiritual information regarding relationships especially, is extremely dangerous, as such information will be perceived by charismatic church-people as unethical manipulation. Besides, no church-person listens even when I speak only from the natural. Because it is now too late, I can share it.

When I tried to communicate by email with the “Castle Hill Community Church” following my drop-in at their church on that Sunday morning, Jan.5, 2014, their pastor/controller Geoff Brailey, who had been standing two meters away from me, in effect excommunicated me through his statement “Our church doesn’t meet your needs …”. And arrogantly, neither their “pastor” Geoff Brailey nor their other church staff would communicate further with me.

The dialogue with Castle Hill Community Church in Sydney, Australia, is read chronologically from the bottom upwards beneath, with the most recent email at the top:

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Castle Hill Community Church.

Hello,

You have indeed covertly excommunicated me from your church. Had this not been true, then you would have replied. You have inflicted tremendous damage to me. Shame on you!

Regards,

Torsten Nenzen

Castle Hill Community Church.

Hello,

Benevolent, honest and responsible persons normally would have replied and explained a mistake. Your church chose to refuse to reply and explain. Therefore, it seems obvious that also your Castle Hill Church is another typically malevolent and false church. You covertly excommunicated me.

Regards,

Torsten Nenzen

Castle Hill Community Church.

Hello,

You have chosen to not respond.

By your unwillingness to reply and explain yourself, is it correctly interpreted that also your church has decided to covertly excommunicate me?

Regards,

Torsten Nenzen

Castle Hill Community Church.

Hello,

On Sunday afternoon (2014-01-05) you received an urgent email question from me.

On Monday morning (2014-01-06) your church replied with words which by appearance could be interpreted as an unwillingness to welcome (initial response 2013-12-23 may have been insincere, or, it may have been sincere but the pastor 2014-01-06 covertly expelled).

On Monday midday (2014-01-06) you received a detailed inquiry regarding your intention of information and your information's reliability.

On Tuesday (2014-01-07) and on Wednesday (2014-01-08) you received a reminder to respond.

You have chosen to not respond yet.

Shall I interpret from your unwillingness to reply and explain yourself that your church decided to covertly excommunicate (similarly to the excommunications by most churches in NSW) ?

Please explain yourself.

Regards,

Torsten Nenzen

Castle Hill Community Church.

Hello,

In reference to the letter that I sent to your church two days ago, you have yet not replied. Please do so. Thanks.

Regards,

Torsten Nenzén

Castle Hill Community Church.

Hello,

In reference to the letter that I sent to your church yesterday, you have yet not replied. Please do so. Thanks.

Regards,

Torsten Nenzén

Castle Hill Community Church.

Hello Geoff Brailey,

Thanks for replying.

Per your church correspondence, it may seem that you are either: a) insincere, or b) covertly ejecting, or c) misunderstanding.

I initially asked two questions: "Are there opportunities in your congregation where also single Christians can meet and communicate - and build relationships? Are there fellowship groups, community groups, cell groups or small groups that I can attend?"

Your church then responded ”You are most welcome to come along and join us.”

After my visit, I then repeated my question “In which service are singles present, and when/where do singles communicate with each other?”

You made a statement: "Our church doesn’t meet your needs as we don’t have events for singles to meet at in our church."

Since I had clearly declared my need and objective in advance, and your church responded by inviting me, and in spite of the reality based on my natural observation while visiting at your church building, but, since your church website indicates multiple ‘services’ and mid-week small groups, but also since I know the Holy Spirit “Britannia Rd”, I emailed to your church again.

If your exact statement “we don’t have events for singles to meet” is intended to mean precisely what you have written, then you have misunderstood. I have not inquired from you or any other church in NSW specifically about a specialised singles ministry. I asked “Are there opportunities in your congregation where also single Christians can meet and communicate?”

If your statement “we don’t have events for singles to meet” is intended to state “we don’t have events where also singles meet”, then your invitation to visit your church was insincere at best. In light of the many devilish pastors of churches in NSW, I hope that you are not intending to say “we don’t have events for you to meet also singles”, which would be a form of cowardly excommunication.

So, which is the most fitting interpretation of your email response: a, b, or c?

Regards,

Torsten Nenzén

Hi Tortsen,

Thanks for coming to our service yesterday. My name is Geoff, a pastor of Castle Hill Community Church. Yesterday I introduced myself to you as did many others to try to get to know you and find out what you are looking for in a church. As per the email below unfortunately our church doesn’t meet your needs as we don’t have events for singles to meet at in our church.

Regards,

Geoff Brailey

Castle Hill Community Church,

I visited your church this morning. There was nothing social in your church before your "service", and there were no apparent singles (that were keen to communicate) in your church.

In which service are singles present, and when/where do singles communicate with each other?

Regards,

Torsten Nenzen

Good morning Torsten,

Our church service is on Sunday morning at 9.30am where a message is preached after which the congregation enjoys morning tea and interesting conversations with one another. We also have small groups which meet during the week. You are most welcome to come along and join us.

Kind regards,

Gayle

Gayle Johnston

Office Administrator

Castle Hill Community Church

47 Britannia Road

CASTLE HILL NSW 2154

(02) 9634 3433

Dear Castlehill Community Church,

Hi.

I am a Christian single man here in Sydney. I seek a Christian community in Sydney where I also might find opportunities to fellowship, socialise, meet and talk with other Christian singles.

Are there opportunities in your congregation where also single Christians can meet and communicate - and build relationships?

Are there fellowship groups, community groups, cell groups or small groups that I can attend?

Best regards,

Torsten Nenzén

Email: torsten@nenzen.net

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Hi Torsten

How encouraging to know that you are looking for Christian fellowship.

We do not have a Christian singles ministry at our church, but you are welcome to join our diverse and welcoming church community for all people. If you are looking for a singles ministry, we encourage you to contact Castle Hill community which is a church of Christ Church.

We hope you find what you’re looking for soon.

Kind regards

Annalie Holton

Office Administrator

Community Life Church Cherrybrook

(02) 9651-3534