THE CONFUSING WORLD OF NIGEL DAVIS - 15th SEPTEMBER 2006 {report by former member of the Norwich Potters House}

Source from http://www.habakkuk2-4.com/5.html

In one of his sermons in the Norwich Potters House in89, the pastor {who had a building firm} said how he was fixing a roof on top of some big store in Norwich and two guys working on the next roof asked him if he were pastor of the Potters House and told him that they once went, heard him preach and are now converted, albeit going to another church.

I think I got closer to the truth of this story a couple of months later after my then wife and I left the Potters House and started attending another pentecostal chruch. I came across a couple of guys there who said they'd seen the P.H pastor working on a roof and spoke to him saying they recognised him. The only think was, these guys had been christians long before they'd even heard of the P.H and had no recollection of the conversation going the way the pastor told it.

{on one occasion} Nigel Davies did a church bashing sermon which included a bit on a chruch he was once sent to visit to write a report on by 'the Wayman'.

In one part of it he ridiculed how he sat down on a pew seat and was told by someone that he couldn't sit there as that's where the pastors family sits. He said something along the lines of "We're all the same in the Potters House. We wouldn't dream of making someone feel unwelcome by telling them they can't sit somewhere. Everybody is welcome and they can sit where they want!"

The next week or so my then wife's 13 year old brother who had been coming with us to the P.H for a couple of weeks came to us quite upset. He had been told by Nigel Davies that he couldn't sit where he sat because that's where his wife and children sit.

After the service I asked Nigel about this and he said "yes, well, that's where my wife and family sit." I reminded him about the sermon he gave the other week in which he said no seats were reserved in the church and he just mumbled something.