See our archive of reports Famous/infamous UK & Ireland USA Oz & NZ Canada Elsewhere If you would like to become a Mystery Worshipper, start here.     1332: St Edmund's, Acle, Norfolk, England Read this report | Other comments 17 February 2007 Many thanks for writing this report about our church. It was a good service, ad hoc and trying new things out in Norfolk. By the way, I am the new looking rector with the Jedi cufflinks! However, I was greatly displeased by your reaction towards our two sidesperson. God told us not to judge, so I believe your judging of my precious congregation to be derogatory and most unhelpful. I do hope that your Mystery Worshipper has the courage to contact the rector of this parish to personally apologise to Margaret and Catherine, who have read this report and who are now unwilling to steward, due to your remarks. The Mystery Worshipper makes no sense at all. Are you playing at being Ofsted for churches? Could you please contact me as soon as possible on this matter. Many of my local, smaller parish churches (I have five) try their hardest to be church. I am proud of them and as you can tell, I am very loyal when it comes to people making negative comments about individuals who were trying their hardest. I look forward to hearing from you very, very soon, with an apology. Revd Daniel Bond The comments in question have now been removed, at the request of the Mystery Worshipper. – Editor   The Mystery Pilgrim One of our most seasoned reporters, Augustine the Aleut, travels 1200 kilometres on the pilgrimage to Santiago de Compostela in Spain, and reports from the churches he visited along the ancient route. Read here. London churches Read reports from 70 London churches, visited by a small army of Mystery Worshippers on one single Sunday. Read here.