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(Jan. 4) -- A former Episcopal priest in suburban Philadelphia who lost a legal battle with his bishop has filed a malpractice suit against the attorney who represented him in the case. The Rev. David Moyer of the Church of the Good Shepherd in Rosemont -- who has spoken out against liberal trends in the Episcopal Church -- was removed from the priesthood in 2002 by Bishop Charles Bennison Jr. In October, a Montgomery County jury ruled that Bennison did not act fraudulently in deposing Moyer, the Philadelphia Inquirer reported. Despite his ouster, Moyer continues to serve as Good Shepherd's ...
LOS ANGELES (Dec. 5) -- The Episcopal Diocese of Los Angeles has elected a lesbian as assistant bishop, underscoring Episcopal commitment to accepting same-sex relationships despite enormous pressure from other Anglicans to change that stand. Saturday's election of the Rev. Mary Glasspool of Baltimore as the second openly gay bishop in the global Anglican fellowship still needs approval from a majority of dioceses across the church before she can be consecrated. The Episcopal Church, which is the Anglican body in the United States, caused an uproar in 2003 by consecrating the first openly ...
As delegates from the nation's main Lutheran denomination gathered in Minneapolis this week to begin a contentious debate on homosexuality, tornado-like winds ripped through the city. The fierce gusts toppled the cross above historic Central Lutheran Church and damaged the roof of the convention center across the street from where the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) is holding its biennial General Assembly. An omen? A local Baptist pastor and blogger, John Piper, thought so, interpreting the whirlwind in biblical terms: "A gentle but firm warning to the ELCA and all of us: ...
On Sunday, Episcopal church leaders in Los Angeles -- one of the most liberal Dioceses in the country -- nominated two openly gay priests to serve as assistant bishops. This event was merely the latest example of the growing schism in the church. The Episcopal Church in the United States continues to lose members as conservative congregations pull out in protest over the church's liberal agenda. This sort of break-up is messy in any organization, but especially in a church. Conservatives, of course, are concerned with the denomination's endorsement of the ordination of women, gay marriage and ...
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