Breakdown of yes-no votes on gay Episcopal bishop

Episcopal News Service ^ | August 6, 03 | Richelle Thompson

[churchillbuff]

Breakdown of bishops' vote on Robinson 62 yes, 43 no; 2 not voting

Richelle Thompson Episcopal News Service Posted: 8/6/2003

Votes on the consent to the election of the Rev. Canon V. Gene Robinson as bishop coadjutor of the Diocese of New Hampshire:

Yes

Adams III, Gladstone B. – Central New York Alexander, John Neil – Atlanta Alvarez, David – Puerto Rico Bainbridge III, Harry B. – Idaho Bennison, Jr., Charles E. – Pennsylvania Bruno, Jon – Los Angeles Caldwell, Bruce – Wyoming Chane, John – Washington Chang, Richard S.O. – Hawaii Creighton, Michael W. – Central Pennsylvania Croneberger, John P. – Newark Curry, Michael – North Carolina Daniel III, Clifton – East Carolina Ely, Thomas Clark – Vermont Frade, Leopold – Southeast Florida Garrison, J. Michael – Western New York Gepert, Robert R. – Western Michigan Gibbs, Jr., Wendell N. – Michigan Gregg, William O. – Eastern Oregon Grew II, J. Clark – Ohio Griswold, Frank – Convocation of American Churches in Europe Gulick, Jr., Edwin F. – Kentucky Howe, Barry R. – West Missouri Ihloff, Robert W. – Maryland Irish, Carolyn T. – Utah Jefferts Schori, Katharine – Nevada Jelinek, James L. – Minnesota Johnson, Robert H. – Western North Carolina Kelsey, James A. – Northern Michigan Knudsen, Chilton R. – Maine Ladehoff, Robert L. – Oregon Lamb, Jerry A. – Northern California Lee, Peter J. – Virginia Leidel, Jr., Edwin M. – Eastern Michigan MacDonald, Mark L. – Alaska Marshall, Paul V. – Bethlehem Maze, Larry E. – Arkansas McKelvey, Jack M. – Rochester Moody, Robert M. – Oklahoma Persell, William D. – Chicago Plummer, Steven T. – Navajoland Area Mission Powell, F. Neff – Southwestern Virginia Robertson, Creighton L. – South Dakota Sauls, Stacy F. – Lexington Scarfe, Alan – Iowa Shahan, Robert R. – Arizona Shand, James J. – Easton Shaw III, SSJE, M. Thomas – Massachusetts Shimpfky, Richard L. – El Camino Real Sisk, Mark S. – New York Smalley, William E. – Kansas Smith, Andrew D. – Connecticut Smith, George Wayne – Missouri Swing, William E. – California Theuner, Douglas E. – New Hampshire Waggoner, James Edward – Spokane Walker, Jr., Orris G. – Long Island Warner, Vincent W. – Olympia Waynick, Catherine M. – Indianapolis Winterrowd, William J. – Colorado Wolf, Geralyn – Rhode Island Wright, Wayne P. – Delaware

No

Ackerman, Keith L. – Quincy Adams, Jr., James M. – Western Kansas Allen, Lloyd – Honduras Bane, Jr., David C. – Southern Virginia Beckwith, Peter H. – Springfield Daniels, Theodore A. – Virgin Islands Duncan II, Philip M. – Central Gulf Coast Duncan, Jr., Robert W. – Pittsburgh Duque-Gomez, Francisco – Colombia Duracin, Jean – Haiti Fairfield, Andrew H. – North Dakota Folts, James E. – West Texas Gray III, Duncan Montgomery – Mississippi Henderson, Dorsey – Upper South Carolina Herlong, Bertram N. – Tennessee Herzog, Daniel W. – Albany Holguin, Julio C. – Dominican Republic Howe, John – Central Florida Hughes, Gethin B. – San Diego Iker, Jack – Fort Worth Jacobus, Russell E. – Fond du Lac Jecko, Stephen H. – Florida Jenkins III, Charles E. – Louisiana Johnson, Don E. – West Tennessee Kelshaw, Terence – Rio Grande Klusmeyer, W. Michie – West Virginia Krotz, James E. – Nebraska Lai, David Jung-Hsin – Taiwan Lipscomb, John B. – Southwest Florida Little II, Edward S. – Northern Indiana Louttit, Jr., Henry – Georgia MacPherson, D. Bruce – Western Louisiana Morante, Alfredo – Ecuador Ohl, Jr., C. Wallis – Northwest Texas Parsley, Jr., Henry N. – Alabama Rowley, Jr., Robert D. – Northwestern Pennsylvania Salmon, Jr., Edward L. – South Carolina Schofield, John-David M. – San Joaquin Stanton, James M. – Dallas Thompson, Jr., Herbert – Southern Ohio vonRosenberg, Charles G. – East Tennessee Whitmore, Keith B. – Eau Claire Wimberly, Don A. – Texas

Not voting

Larrea, Neptali – Central Ecuador Scruton, Gordon Paul – Western Massachusetts

[AnAmericanMother]

Don't fuss TOO hard about the lawyers. Consider the alternative -- bishops sending folks to slay one another at the altar.

. . . it's happened before, after all . . .

[Redleg Duke]

What is really surprising is that it appears that the Wisconsin reps voted no!

[Credo]

Eau Claire is a really stalwart Anglo-Catholic diocese.

[q_an_a]

Thanks. I'm part of a conservative parish and believe that while the "victory has been won" the faithful must continue to express their belief in actions.

I travel and stop in many parishes on sunday. Some of what I have experienced makes me feel the devil, this in places that think they are practicing the christian faith as laid out in ECUSA seminary.