Satanic “Destiny Church” in Dublin, Ireland, excommunicated a Christian who is absolutely innocent in relation to all excommunications by churches, warned that the innocent Christian would be evicted by police if the Christian attempted to visit their church, refused to provide a reason for their excommunication. The hostile pastor Brendan Dowling accused the excommunicated victim of church abuse to suffer mental illness.

(http://www.destinychurch.ie)

(http://destiny-ministries.net)

Destiny Church in Dublin, Ireland, excommunicated a Christian who is absolutely innocent in relation to all excommunication by hundreds of churches who have previously excommunicated the same Christian. Destiny Church in Dublin, Ireland, provided no reason for their decision to excommunicate.

After an initial welcome by a church administrator of Destiny Church, and in consideration to the winds of simultaneous persecution against the innocent Christian by the other churches in Dublin, the satanic preaching pastor and founder, Brendan Dowling, decided to excommunicate too – emphasising his hostility against the innocent Christian. Pentecostal pastor Brendan Dowling (https://twitter.com/PastorBrendan) additionally accused the innocent Christian of mental illness, which requires assistance from a professional mental health care professional.

In Christian churches, the Judeo-Christian Bible is regarded as authoritative to Christian doctrine and Christian practice. In pseudo-Christian churches, the Bible is irrelevant in reality; neither theology nor church praxis conform to the Bible. If a church purports to be Christian, then the banning of a Christian from its community must follow Biblical precepts of church discipline. Destiny Church disregarded God’s Word and the Biblical precepts for excommunication. Destiny Church’s pastor, Brendan Dowling, instead chose to falsely accuse the victim of his hostility and abuse of mental illness.

Examples of Biblical teaching on excommunication:

Matthew 18:15-18   procedure of church discipline against sin

1 Corinthians 5:9-13   church discipline against immorality

Romans 16:17   dissociation from rebelliousness contrary to the Bible

2 Thessalonians 3:6   dissociation from disorderliness

Titus 3:9-11   procedure of church discipline against factiousness

The satanic Destiny Church pastor, similar to most pastors that have excommunicated Torsten, refused to explain their Destiny Church excommunication and refused further dialogue. No church in the world has factually pointed to any sin / immorality / rebelliousness / disorderliness / factiousness of which Torsten would be guilty of towards excommunication. The Destiny Church pastor is merely expressing satan’s wrath against the innocent.

The email dialogue with Destiny Church in Dublin, Ireland, is read chronologically from the bottom upwards beneath, with the most recent email at the top:

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Destiny Pentecostal Church in Dublin.

Hello preaching Pastor and founder Brendan Dowling,

Thanks for replying to my enquiry regarding the authenticity of reception.

Your response is typical of a churchianity pastor. You excommunicate an absolutely innocent Christian without any factual or Biblical reason, refuse to provide a reason for your excommunication, refuse to communicate with the victim of your abuse, and insinuate falsely that the victim of your hostility has mental health problems.

I have visited your Destiny Church in Dublin on four occasions. I have looked you in the eyes and spoken with you.

(1) Why have you as the top leader of Destiny Church excommunicated me?

(2) Of what am I guilty?

(3) What are my mental health problems? What are my symptoms?

In Christian churches, the Judeo-Christian Bible is regarded as authoritative to Christian doctrine and Christian practice. In pseudo-Christian churches, the Bible is irrelevant in reality; neither theology nor church praxis conform to the Bible. If a church purports to be Christian, then the banning of a Christian from its community must follow Biblical precepts of church discipline. Your church has disregarded God’s Word and the Biblical precepts for excommunication, but you have instead chosen to falsely accuse the victim of your hostility and abuse of mental illness.

Examples of Biblical teaching on excommunication:

Matthew 18:15-18   procedure of church discipline against sin

1 Corinthians 5:9-13   church discipline against immorality

Romans 16:17   dissociation from rebelliousness contrary to the Bible

2 Thessalonians 3:6   dissociation from disorderliness

Titus 3:9-11   procedure of church discipline against factiousness

What sin / immorality / rebelliousness / disorderliness / factiousness am I guilty of towards excommunication?

Your Destiny Church needs to repent of its sinful excommunication against a Christian who is absolutely innocent in relation to each of the hundreds of excommunication by churches similar to yours.

Regards,

Torsten Nenzén

torsten@nenzen.net

Dear Torsten,

I have received a number of long emails from you.

Given the extreme content and nature of these emails I believe that Destiny Church is not the place for you.

·        Do not attend any of our services any more.

·        If you turn up at any of our events we will call the police and have you removed.

·        We will not reply any further to your emails.

·        I would recommend you see a mental health care professional

Best wishes

Brendan

Destiny Church,

Hi.

On Sunday night (2014-09-21) you received a question; asking if your previous indication of a welcome has withstood the ongoing excommunications, lies and slander by other churches in Dublin against me.

Are there fellowship groups, community groups, cell groups or small groups in your church that I can attend and develop friendships?

More than one week ago, Saint Marks Pentecostal Church in Dublin excommunicated me without a provided reason. On Sunday Sept.21 2014, three more churches in Dublin excommunicated me without a real reason, whereof two churches called the police to ensure my eviction from their church premises. The past two days, three additional churches in Dublin have excommunicated me without provision of a real reason. In common with all seven Dublin churches that have excommunicated me during the past 1½ weeks without provision of a real reason, all made the decision to refuse any further communication with me.

Please inform me if I am welcome to fellowship.

Regards,

Torsten Nenzén

Email: torsten@nenzen.net

Destiny Church,

Hi.

Recently, you replied to my enquiry to your church regarding occasions of Christian fellowship where also young single Christians attend. Your church indicated that your church had not banned me, but that I was welcome to visit.

One week ago a Pentecostal church in Dublin excommunicated me. As a consequence of St.Marks Church excommunication of me, three more churches in Dublin evicted and excommunicated me today, Sunday Sept.21 2014.

Because neither St.Marks Pentecostal Church nor the other three churches in Dublin would provide any reason for their excommunications and evictions (two of the four churches called the police to seek my removal), it can be assumed that at least some of these evicting and excommunicating pastors are slandering and lying about me and are prioritising loyalty with other pastors, rather than prioritising truth and facts. Therefore, instead of visiting any church that has already planned to evict and excommunicate me if I visit, I would like to know if your previous indication of a welcome still stands.

Are there fellowship groups, community groups, cell groups or small groups in your church that I can attend and develop friendships?

Regards,

Torsten Nenzén

Email: torsten@nenzen.net

Hi Torsten

Thats good. The homegroups have just started last week. The mid week study you went to in the church building is a general bible study group that takes place every second week. The same bible study is taking place in some homes in the city and one in the southside. These are mainly for teams in church although others could attend.

I recommend seeing how you find the general group in the church building. I can also introduce you on a sunday to some of the other homegroup leaders if you wish, based on where you live. Just ask for me.

Thanks

Kind regards

Katherine Killen

For Destiny Church

64 Great Strand Street

Dublin 1

www.destinychurch.ie

Destiny Church.

Hi Katherine,

Thanks for replying.

I visited Destiny Church on Sunday Aug.31 and on Wednesday Sept.3.

When/where is the homegroup?

Best regards,

Torsten Nenzen

Hi Torsten

There are singles in this age category at our sunday meetings, prayer group, bible study and homegroups

Kind regards

Katherine Killen

For Destiny Church

64 Great Strand Street

Dublin 1

www.destinychurch.ie

Destiny Church.

Hi Katherine,

Thanks for responding.

I was actually not inquiring about opportunities/occasion for singles specifically/exclusively. The key words in my inquiry are "with ALSO" and "where ALSO".

Therefore, I inquire again to Destiny Church exactly as inquires previously: "Are there occasions of fellowship in your congregation where also single Christians in the age bracket 30-39 (maybe also late 20’s) gather and communicate? Are there fellowship groups, community groups, cell groups or small groups in your church that I can attend and develop friendships?"

Best regards,

Torsten Nenzen

Hi Torsten

Thanks for your email.

We dont have groups/activities specifically for singles.  

We have our sunday services, homegroups & prayer meetings.

You are welcome to visit us on Sunday at 11am or 6pm and find out more.

Kind regards

Katherine

For Destiny Church

64 Great Strand Street

Dublin 1

www.destinychurch.ie

Dear Destiny Church Ireland,

Hi.

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

Are there occasions of fellowship in your congregation where also single Christians in the age bracket 30-39 (maybe also late 20’s) gather and communicate? Are there fellowship groups, community groups, cell groups or small groups in your church that I can attend and develop friendships?

Best regards,

Torsten Nenzén

Email: torsten@nenzen.net