Those who hold to this persuasion are committed to the belief that this is a genuine work of the Holy Spirit, a progression of Godly revelation, regarding social justice, love, and dignity for the disenfranchised. This view seeks to uphold the great Christian virtues of charity and justice.

However, the issue is far deeper and wider. "What I've seen is a growing disparagement and undermining of Holy Scripture and the unique person of Jesus," says Dudley. "In the Episcopal Church at many levels - bishops, priests, seminary professors - Scripture is no longer the foundation for ethical decision-making. They believe God is teaching a 'new truth,' that replaces the old truth of Scripture.

Recife is famous for its Bishops.

The Roman Catholic Bishop Dom Helder Camara of Recife was known throughout the world for inspiring Christians to love and serve poor people. Now the Anglican Bishop of Recife, Dom Robinson Cavalcanti is well known throughout the world for being faithful to the Biblical teaching in the face of unjust harassment.

I have arrived at a place where I do not feel comfortable using Episcopal literature, sending youth and college students to Episcopal conferences (even in the Diocese of Florida), or affirming my vows as a priest (to the "Doctrine, Discipline, and Worship of the Episcopal Church").