Devilish “St James Croydon Anglican Church” in Sydney, Australia, excommunicated a Christian without a Biblical reason to excommunicate. By this Anglican minister’s excommunication, the Anglican minister and his Anglican church sin against God.

(http://www.stjamescroydon.org.au)

St James Croydon Anglican Church in Sydney, Australia, is one of many Anglican churches all over the world that has chosen to excommunicate a Christian who is absolutely innocent in relation to all excommunications. These excommunicating churches act in harmony with satan in their act of evil.

This devilish Anglican church explicitly excommunicated from fellowship.

The dialogue with St James Croydon Anglican Church in Sydney, Australia, is read chronologically from the bottom upwards beneath, with the most recent email at the top:

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St James Croydon Anglican Church,

Hello Jon Guyer,

On which Biblical grounds did your Anglican Church excommunicate me?

Regards,

Torsten Nenzen

St James Croydon Anglican Church,

Hello Jon Guyer,

On which Biblical grounds did your Anglican Church excommunicate me?

Regards,

Torsten Nenzen

St James Croydon Anglican Church,

Hello Jon Guyer – the assistand minister and preacher,

I have only a few questions in regards to the response email that you sent to me, in relation to my inquiry about opportunities to fellowship, socialise, meet and talk with other Christian singles.

You began by stating that your church does not have a particular singles ministry. I have not inquired if your church has a particular singles ministry. My specific question was exactly this: “Are there opportunities in your congregation where also single Christians can meet and communicate - and build relationships?” The word “also” indicates that I was not inquiring of a particular singles ministry, but that I was inquiring about opportunities to fellowship, socialise, meet and talk.

Secondly, you declare that your small groups are not organised for the purpose of fellowship, socialising, meeting and talking. If your small groups do not share the purpose of fellowship, then you are distant from Biblical values, distant from God and distant from reality. Is your declaration that your church’s small groups are not intended for fellowship, socialising and talking true, or are you dishonest?

Finally, you declare openly that your church in effect has excommunicated me in that it is inappropriate for me to attend public services at St James Croydon Anglican Church, through your statement “I have also seen your web-site of church experiences, which leads me to believe that it would not be appropriate or fruitful for you to attend services here.” Why is it inappropriate that I visit your church? On what basis have you excommunicated me?

Regards,

Torsten Nenzen

Dear Torsten, thanks for your email.

Unfortunately we don't have a particular singles ministry at our church, and our small groups are not organised for that purpose.

I have also seen your web-site of church experiences, which leads me to believe that it would not be appropriate or fruitful for you to attend services here.

Regards,

Jon.

Jon Guyer

Assistant Minister

St James Anglican Church, Croydon

Dear St James Croydon 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