The consultation includes two Primates of the Anglican Communion -- Archbishop Martin de Jesus Barahona of Central America and Archbishop Carlos Touche-Porter of Mexico, who was unable to attend due to illness; 12 bishops from the Episcopal Church, including 10 diocesan bishops or bishops-elect; four members of the Church's Executive Council; numerous General Convention deputies, and representatives of groups such as Integrity USA, Claiming the Blessing and Inclusive Church.

In 2005 there was a line item for "Title IV investigations, trial and legal." The amount budgeted was $8333 a month, or $100,000 a year. The actual amount spent was $453,014 or $353,014 over budget.

In 2006, the same line item appeared with the same amount budgeted ($100,000/year) with the actual amount spent being $635,636 or $535,636 over budget.

Furthermore, while they show a complete lack of comprehension about the financing of Camp Wapiti, the Standing Committee members were very precise when talking about Fr. David Moyer and the Church of the Good Shepherd. It is clear they should have spent less time attacking Fr. Moyer and Good Shepherd and more time understanding the financial arrangements surrounding Camp Wapiti.

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