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The Facebook pages uk Methodist and pesky Methodist are nothing but a bunch of high and mighty bullies
Anyone who does not agree with their politics is bullied
Shocking to see members being so rude to people the Methodist should be ashamed
It pains me to say this but i feel so so sorry for the followers of this so called church, they are everything that a genuine church isnt. What comes out of their mouths this Christmas is all false, if you question them all they do is run away and hide, absolute cowards 100 %. Gods home is nothing but a sleesy cafe to them.
Im sorry if you follow them.
I think a one star is one star too many, the way they have treated me is beyond despicable. Even the new president said my case re safeguarding was treated wrongly but she isn't in a position to change anything. Like othe comment I too spoke to Donna Ely who is no better than anyone else I have spoken to, the whole safeguarding procedures aren't worth the paper they are wriiten on
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