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May 26th, 2007

Methodists respond to wallpaper criticism

The Methodist Church has responded to my recent criticism of their yellow wallpaper by launching a new website. They do not actually say that this is why they have released a new website, but the timing seems terribly co-incidental otherwise.

methodist website

Having had a look around it I think it is very good. It took me a little while to get to grips with the main 4 or 5 sections, but once I had done that I discovered a wealth of information about the Methodists and what they do.

As an aside, I have learnt that the cafe at Westminster Central Hall is called ‘Wesley’s Cafe‘. One assumes this because the Wesleys used to frequent it for tea and snacks. This might be why the wallpaper colour cannot be changed. If the pale yellow inspired ‘O For a Thousand Tongues’ they can’t really paint over it.

An additional news story because it is Saturday:

Vicars’ football teams required
This appeal has been made on the Diocese of Oxford website for football teams consisting of vicars. These will be required to play against other occupations. The Guardian are organising it. If too many teams of vicars come forward the winners will be decided on penalties.

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  1. Bimble says:

    I thought the Wesleys eschewed tea, as it was a symbol of the upper classes and was highly expensive in their day?? Hence they drank beer instead.

    Perhaps a better name might have been ‘Wesley’s Bar’ and in the evenings they could have live music and cocktails and try to attract in some of the more youthful crowd that most churches seem to be losing.

  2. sally says:

    The new look web-site is better isn’t it… from one of those blogging Methodists!!!

  3. raincoaster says:

    I don’t understand your objection. The Yellow Wallpaper is a classic!