Quite a disgusting way we treat visitors at christ church
My granddaughter has the sunday school exam. I left her at the Centenary Hall. Came up to church's porch. Sat down reading.
Two British ladies came to me. They had a picture of Emperor Hailie Selassie with them. One lady said she was working in the Hailie Selassiie museum in England. She wanted to see the Hall the emperor helped to build. She said the museum she worked was earlier the british residence of the emperor. The other lady said she was working in a university in England.
The church was locked. They said they wished to see the interior of the church. No way. There was an official of the church here. I enquired who had the key. He rang up some one. Then he told me to ask the ladies to speak to another official.
Then I found the sexton. When quizzed if he had the key he asked me to speak to another official.
When I talked to him he I felt was furious about the foreign visitors. He came up and interrogated them. Finally he said he was satisfied about their credentials. He asked them to go around the tombs and take photos of the exterior of the church. He said further he would get the church opened, but they do not encourage photography inside. The dichotomy surprised me. There had never been any bar on photography inside the church when events took place.
As I found the treatment not to my liking I quietly slipped away.
Suddenly I find the church open and I think they are inside the church along with the official.
Fine hospitality
They just came out. They said this is a cute church. Thanked me and left.
For my part I invited them to KUTS and gave my contact in case they wished to visit KUTS