leytonstones
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To be fair Rob and I are relative youngsters in our church. The congregation is quite elderly and we have been there almost 3 years but with a couple of exceptions we have we haven't been invited to anyone's home, don't know anyone's phone numbers or addresses... If we meet up it is in church for a service or function or very occassionally I have bumped into someone from church in the supermarket. The pastor has emailed a couple of times and his wife telephoned once but other than that there has been no contact.
We haven't attended church recently because at first we had a houseguest and then wasn't feeling too good and couldn't rush to get up the morning in time for the service and then a friend of ours had to move house at very short notice and had no-one else to help her. Now we are helping her get the house in some sort of order as it was left in a very poor condition.
Church and church attendance has always been important to us be we felt it more important to put our faith into practice when we knew of someone in need, but we can't help feeling somewhat invisible and abandoned by our church
We haven't attended church recently because at first we had a houseguest and then wasn't feeling too good and couldn't rush to get up the morning in time for the service and then a friend of ours had to move house at very short notice and had no-one else to help her. Now we are helping her get the house in some sort of order as it was left in a very poor condition.
Church and church attendance has always been important to us be we felt it more important to put our faith into practice when we knew of someone in need, but we can't help feeling somewhat invisible and abandoned by our church
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