If she was known to always attend church, then it would be pretty concerning to not have her there without a heads up as to why-they may think „she fell down and is all alone and unable to get help“ or „she‘s having a medical issue and can’t get to the phone to get help“ or (sadly) maybe with her age-„she just didn’t wake up today“.I had a question about the friend who called AG to say NG was not at church 1/31, and couldn’t reach her.
The church looks huge, so I take it, if Nancy goes in person, she sits in the same place, with friends every week. Perhaps, they even checked in the day before, and she said she would be there for church, and maybe lunch after?
It’s not like work or school where you are really expected to be there, with church, it’s a voluntary attendance.
I do think it’s a little strange the church friend called Nancy immediately after missing church. What an accountability group! The speed of the friend’s call makes me wonder a bit, just seems off to me.
JMO
I‘m curious about how many of her friends have AG‘s number to be able to contact her if NG isn’t responding. It’s always possible too that she directed her friends to contact AG if she wasn’t answering (I’m assuming the friend must have tried to call NG before calling AG).