“Westminister Chapel” in London, United Kingdom, asserted that their church somehow knew the person Torsten who is excommunicated from churches all over the world, although no person really knows Torsten, and for unknown reason Westminister Chapel refused to communicate with the excommunicated person.

(http://www.westminsterchapel.org.uk)

Westminister Chapel in London, UK, have previously through their leaders subtly indicated that they distance themselves from Torsten upon his visits to their church building. At Torsten’s most recent visit to Westminister Chapel, those subtle indications became more apparent through a church staff member who Torsten initiated to greet. After Torsten asked that church staff if there was fellowship that Torsten could attend, that church staff acknowledged later that he had inquired with other church leaders regarding my possibility to seek fellowship, and that other staff members had told that they already knew Torsten, and therefore, no invitation to fellowship was granted.

No person in Westminister Chapel or in any other church knows Torsten.

Because Westminister Chapel had made a statement of “knowing” me with a subsequent unwillingness to invite me into fellowship, I emailed to their church with a formal enquiry. Westminister Chapel refused to reply, which further strengthens the hypothesis that Westminister Chapel is covertly hindering me from fellowship.

In stead of inviting when I seek fellowship, Westminister Chapel and other churches covertly expel from fellowship.

The email monologue with Westminister Chapel in London is read chronologically from the bottom upwards beneath, with the most recent email at the top:

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Westminister Chapel.

Hi,

In which way does your church seem to think that you know me?

Why am I not welcome to fellowship in your church?

Regards,

Torsten Nenzén

Email: torsten@nenzen.net

Text messages: +46 707 77 77 54

Skype: blessisrael

Westminister Chapel.

Hi,

I visited your church last Sunday August 3, 2014 in the morning. Immediately after the “service” I greeted the persons sitting within my vicinity. Behind me were two persons, of whom one declared he was employed by your church. I asked your employee if people in your church have lunch afterwards and fellowship in the week. I gave your employee my contact card with my contact details The employee of your church said he would find out if there were any groups. After maybe 15 minutes I met your employee again, and he then said that there were no groups, and that “they” already knew me. Since I know no person of your church, I inquired with your employee which persons he had spoken with, and the employee then showed to me the portraits on a wall of the persons he had spoken with. I know none of them or anyone else in your church, but those persons appear to believe that they know me, and because they “know” me I am not welcome to fellowship.

In which way does your church seem to think that you know me? And why am I not welcome to fellowship in your church? Is there a misunderstanding somewhere?

Regards,

Torsten Nenzén

Email: torsten@nenzen.net

Text messages: +46 707 77 77 54

Skype: blessisrael