"We regard both the House of Bishops' Report and the Draft Worship Resources as unbiblical, contrary to the doctrine and teaching of the Church of England, and therefore entirely inappropriate," they wrote, highlighting particular concern for the "pastoral damage from the House of Bishops decisions" to those in same-sex relationships.
Read more"We have lived through this with other Western Anglican Provinces that continually wavered on the 'faith once delivered' (Jude 3) and now outright deny the doctrine of biblical anthropology regarding gender identity and moral behavior. Those in the secular press and culture will argue that these are matters of justice, but God's justice can never contradict God's righteousness, and we know these changes attack the very core of biblical authority.
Read moreWelby then used the Old Testament tale of the Tower of Babel to criticize the use of language for "the imposition of one's will, the means to bring coercion and dominance," and suggested that unity for its own sake is not always ideal.
Read moreWhile he has disingenuously said he would not participate in blessing same sex marriages because he wanted to be a symbol of unity, his carefully calibrated response was met with global ridicule and icicle disbelief. We all know where his heart really lies.
Read moreCHARLESTON, SC: In what can only be described as a rousing defense of the Christian Faith seen through the life and books of C.S. Lewis, British scholar Alister McGrath who has written 50 books, several on Lewis, said Christianity was a big coherent picture that embraced all of life.
"I believe in Christianity as I believe that the sun has risen, not only because I see it, but because by it I see everything else," said McGrath, citing Lewis.
Read moreHomosexuality, that is homosexual behavior, which for centuries was considered a sin, and could get you excluded from the kingdom, is now no longer a sin. In fact, it is now acceptable practice, promoted by society and the church, blessed, and extolled as a "new thing" God is doing. God changed His mind because two percent of the population now says so.
Read moreIn a statement to GAFCON followers who represent more than 70% of the Anglican Communion, Archbishop Beach said that the CofE bishops' decision went against the consensus of the Body of Christ from every tribe, tongue, people and nation alive today.
Read moreThree theologically trained American Anglicans believe that the Anglican Communion is at a critical breaking point when the Church of England (CofE) General Synod convenes in February and adopts the "Living in Love and Faith," report, effectively abandoning the biblically faithful, historically Christian view of marriage in favor of authorizing same-sex marriage.
Read moreDocumenting the continued deterioration and decline of western Anglican provinces, specifically TEC, the Anglican Church of Canada, The Church in Wales, the Scottish Episcopal Church, and the Church of England.
We will report the continued rise in both numbers, power and authority of GAFCON and the GSFA. We will document what will come from The GAFCON IV conference meeting in Rwanda later this year.
Read moreThe Orji suspension occurred in October after he and Bishop Seely sent in letters to the CoN indicating their withdrawal from the CoN so they could become part of the ACNA. Bp Orji was serving as the Coordinating Bishop for the Church of Nigeria North American Mission (CONNAM) at the time, which is likely the reason Archbishop Ndukuba thought it necessary to suspend him and launch a formal inquiry.
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