To: kattracks
RIP!
I think many Episcopalians are waiting to see what is said in church this Sunday. It think most will hear Rectors trying to take the middle ground and appease both sides. I know there are many who will be angry with this... Some I know are already saying they are ready to leave. Many will look to the Catholic and Lutheran churches.
13 posted on
08/08/2003 5:59:27 AM PDT by
CurlyBill
(Voter fraud is one of the primary campaign strategies of the Democrats!!!!)
To: CurlyBill
I'm not Episcopalian, but I did read yesterday that the bishop here in Oklahoma voted to confirm the homosexual. Some of his parishoners are vocally unhappy about it.
14 posted on
08/08/2003 6:02:53 AM PDT by
gsrinok
To: CurlyBill
I think many Episcopalians are waiting to see what is said in church this Sunday. It think most will hear Rectors trying to take the middle ground and appease both sides. I fully expect this Sunday to be a "church of the Laodiceans" Sunday in every diocese that supported, promoted, accepted and condoned the election of a homosexual to the office of bishop.
I feel a big spew coming on.
To: CurlyBill
Many will look to the Catholic and Lutheran churches. They need look no further than here or here
To: CurlyBill
I am a Lutheran (ELCA) and am looking seriously at the Missouri Synod. I fear the ELCA will be the next target of the queers.
49 posted on
08/08/2003 8:18:06 AM PDT by
Redleg Duke
(Stir the pot...don't let anything settle to the bottom where the lawyers can feed off of it!)
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