Iceland is currently a member of the EEA which means that, if you were able to get a job there then you could live there. As a British person, you would have up to 6 months to find a job before you needed to leave the country. Unfortunately your disability would probably be factor there. They have applied to join the EU, which may change things – I’m not sure.

I must admit that I’m also not sure that Iceland is as Christian a country as it appears. something like 94% are registered to the Lutheran Church but only about 2-3% of people in urban areas attend church. I think that Christianity has less influence than it might appear to have.

Still – that just strikes me as a good reason to plant a church there Perhaps one day…

Unfortunatly, yes, Brown can declare anyone a terrorist, and many of the goverments are working towards a One World goverment. It’s a worldwide problem stemming from darker roots. http://www.infowars.com is a US site; but a lot of what they talk about is the powers the terrorist laws and such give goverment. If you want to take a look I can lend you my account to their media site which has a few videos on these things. I can share the account with 6 people apparantly^^.

On an unrelated note to you post… I found this blog by searching for Christian oppertunities to move to Iceland. Their refusal to play ball with the banks, the general beauty of the place, and the fact that it’s mostly a Christian country has captured my interest. As it i’m a disabled young man; so i’d be unlikely to even get a work permit, let alone be able to work there to earn citizenship.

I was just wondering if on your trips you had learnt if it was possible to live in Iceland and work with the churches? Do you know if anythign like that exists? Where my health stops me from doing conventional jobs; I love God with all my heart and if it involves worship i’m sure he’d give me strength.

I feel an odd pull that way. I have no current plans to try to move from Britain (my whole family is here and benefits are the only reason i have a roof over my head); but you never know what the Lord intends for the future. Iceland does certainly seem to be one of the few places in the world that still has some credibility to it’s ‘Christian country’ claim (despite pagan elements) and also seems to be fighting for their indivuality.

Anyhow i’ve rambled long enough. Glad I found you blog, it was an interesting read.

God bless.
Alex