I have been out of the UPC for more than 10 years now. The UPC is renting our facility in April for a conference and I am very interested to see what it will be like to attend one of their services. I won't dare take Felicity with me. I'm sure they would have her in the altar praying through to victory. Of course her hair is long enough right now so she could clip it back and be quite accepted.
I have no interest to return to the UPCI although I have my moments of nostagia for the good ole days of fellowship we enjoyed there. The fellowship has always been great as long as you had the card in your wallet, but the constant need to distance oneself from their extreme teachings and their penchant for cursing everyone who doesn't preach
Acts 2:38 as the gospel made for an discomfort level I wouldn't want to return to.
I agree with those who have observed that the UPC has seen its best years as an organization. It's sad. but unfortunately true. From what I am hearing, it seems that the very ones responsibile for pushing through the AS in order to get rid of us liberals, will themselves be making an exodus. Perhaps if the UC's leave, the UPC would become a more balanced group that I could feel more comfortable with.