No, I am not a member of any local church, or indeed any national church organisation.
That is the easy part of the answer, now as to why? That is far more complex.
I was in a local church, it happened to be labelled Church of England, but to be honest that label is applied to so many types of congregation that it is not helpful at all. The one I was in would be described as charismatic, liberal and evangelical, which is a very eclectic mix.
So why am I no longer there? Well partly because my wife felt excluded by the members as they regarded her as less than committed to their programmes, and partly because I began to feel that their programmes were more important to them than the people in the church.
After I left I found that every 'friend' I had there avoided me or only spoke with me to ask when I was returning. There was little concern for me or my heart or my faith walk, only that I return to the fold. So I came to see that churches are self serving groups of believers whose main purpose is to support its programmes of teaching, giving and buildings, and for me 'church' should be about supporting the people who make up the group in their journey of faith in Jesus.
That is a very condensed version, but it is essentially why I am not in a formal church.
Pete from Peterborough UK