Archbishop Benjamin Nzimbi of the Anglican Church of Kenya (ACK) told VOL that he did not totally rule out the possibility that the Africans will have their own Lambeth in 2008, because of the recent actions of the American Episcopal Church's General Convention in Columbus, Ohio and its failure to obey the demands of the Windsor Report.

In broad terms liberal bishops and groups like The Episcopal Church's Lesbitransgays (LGBT) Integrity community and Via Media, understand mission in socio-political terms with the end result, in the words of Presiding Bishop Frank Griswold, "To restore all people to unity with God and each other in Christ. God's work, is global in scope and embraces the whole creation." This does not include any mention of The Great Commission as a way to achieve those goals.

"While I have not seen the 'charges' filed by the four California Bishops against the Bishop of the Diocese of San Joaquin, I cannot imagine that Bishop John-David Schofield could legitimately be found guilty of anything that would qualify for proceeding against him under Canon IV.9. I likewise cannot believe that the House of Bishops would by a majority of "the whole number of Bishops entitled to vote" endorse this charade by consenting it. What will we see next?"

"I hope, as a diocese, that we could make the move, and not just as a parish, and I am encouraging him to move in that direction," he said.

Bishop Lillibridge is not a Network bishop, but he is a Windsor bishop and is solidly committed to the Windsor process and the Windsor Report as well, said Collins.