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Well all I can say to the latest replies is that if the Holy Scriptures are not taught to people, they can not prosper. There certainly are speakers - parsons, priests and from other congregations as well as school teachers - who are not negative, but only wish to serve God and Jesus the Saviour when talking in Church or at school during the religion lesson, by bringing the mesage over to the attendants listening. Jesus did teach that his followers shoud remain united, and the first Jewish Congregation that prospered in Jerusalem following the Resurrection, made a point of uniting in one or another house and sharing meals tohether, and holding to the Message of the Gospel.
We should not forget that the Gospel came two times to Britain, both times reaching the shores of Dover and spreading inland. That is why, when it came the second time, it was to Kent: Dover and Canterbury, from where it spread all over England. The Kentish monarchy reigned over an independent Kent at the time, but the English from every independent reign (Wessex, Mercia, Lindsay, East Anglia, Sussex, Essex, Northumbria, al recognised Canterburry as the central Diocese for all of England! We shouldn't throw away our Heritage!
There are ways of bringing Anglicans and Catholics and people from other local Christian congregations together into one Church, but this can only come about by consulting the Scriptures. To think about rebuilding Christchurch within the Court along Folkestone Road could be the ideal occasion! That's what the Fair Lady wants, for us to worship God by way of Jesus! By using the Holy Scriptures to have a dialogue, it isn't possible for anyone to lead anyone else astray, because many people could see what view is actually based upon the Scriptures!