Letter: Yew of little faith
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Your support makes all the difference.Sir: Is it any wonder that so many churches in this country are in decline when some of the clergy still give public credence to pagan superstitions belonging to the dark ages? Fr Victor Stock, shown in your picture of the topping-out ceremony at the new Sadler's Wells theatre (21 November), should have discarded his piece of yew, taken his cue from the building worker J S Hunda Singh, and put his faith in prayer!
PETER BANKS
Telford, Shropshire
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