[xJones]

The Gay Agenda is well-organized, and yes, it's certainly not restricted to the Episcopalian Church.

When I walked into the Parish Hall that evening, I found out just how far the priest and deacon were willing to go to push their agenda. First, there were more homosexuals present than straights. And most of the homosexuals in attendance were neither members nor regular attendees at our church. Second, to speak at the event you had to have signed up in advance. Only one straight was on the program, with a total of about seven folks speaking for the homosexual community.

[Grampa Dave]

Which is exactly why if any of us are on vestries or go on vestries, we tell the priest right up front, we will not be yes men/women vestry members. You don't go in as a trouble maker, but when you see these done deals, regardless of what it is about. There must be discussions or you vote no.

There can be disasters with conservative priest who wants no discussions and just a Yes voting vestry.

[Grampa Dave]

These gay priest/bishops and those who support them are not only on a collision course with many of us in the Episcopal Church, now thanks to the Supreme Court of Wacky Ma., they are on a collision course with our President and our Congress.

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Statement by the President On Marriage


November 18, 2003


STATEMENT BY THE PRESIDENT


"Marriage is a sacred institution between a man and a woman. Today's decision of the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court violates this important principle. I will work with congressional leaders and others to do what is legally necessary to defend the sanctity of marriage."

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