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October 05 2020 By dvirtue ALBANY: Hearing Panel Finds Bishop William Love Violated Homosexual Marriage Canon

The Summary of Opinion states, "This Panel unanimously concludes that TEC has met its burden of showing, by clear and convincing evidence, that Bishop Love has violated Canon IV.4.1(c) in that his November 10, [2018] Pastoral Directive violated the Discipline of the Church, as Resolution B012 was properly constituted and passed as an authorized revision to the BCP as expressly provided for in Constitution Article X, thus requiring that all Bishop Diocesans permit their clergy the option to ut

October 04 2020 By dvirtue UGANDA: President advises Anglicans on Faith and Culture

Museveni is himself an Anglican who said that he was very active in church activities while in his youth.

Museveni said Christianity is important in modern society in building clean, Christian families and life which should be very much appreciated in modern times. Society should not ignore traditional norms because they are important to us and society.

September 29 2020 By dvirtue Ravi Zacharias's Ministry Investigates Claims of Sexual Misconduct at Spas

RZIM denies the claims, saying in a statement to CT that the charges of sexual misconduct "do not in any way comport with the man we knew for decades." The organization has hired a law firm "with experience investigating such matters" to look into the allegations, which date back at least 10 years. RZIM declined to answer any further questions about the inquiry.

September 25 2020 By dvirtue Anglican priest sues Church of Uganda over failure to consecrate him as Bishop

Court clerk Maureen Namata said, "the Rev Oode filed the suit on September 14 at the Kampala Civil Division. He sued the registered trustees of the Church of Uganda."

She said that in the suit it is indicated that Rev. Oode's consecration was revoked by the Archbishop of Church of Uganda, The Most Rev. Stephen Kazimba on December 16th 2019.

September 25 2020 By dvirtue NIGERIA: Primate Ndukuba Proposes University of Technology and Intensive Evangelism

Primate Ndukuba also called on Dioceses to harness the skills of health professionals in the church and to implore the training of health professionals in the production of pharmaceuticals and set up research laboratories, pointing out that health, as a proven medical outreach, is a powerful tool and a support for missions and evangelism.

September 24 2020 By dvirtue Betrayed Trust, Part Three: Ravi Zacharias Claimed Accusers in Sexting Scandal Were Extortionists, But Evidence Indicates Otherwise

Yet a piece of evidence that seemingly contradicts this narrative is a demand letter the couple's lawyer at the time, Mark Bryant, sent to Zacharias in April 2017.

The letter claimed that Zacharias had "caused irreparable harm to the Thompson family." And it stated that instead of "protracted and public litigation," the Thompsons would sign a release of Zacharias and his ministry for "the amount of $5 million dollars."

September 22 2020 By dvirtue REPENTANCE SUNDAY

Anglican Archbishop Foley Beach is among the leaders calling for the nation to repentance. There are no Episcopal bishops visible among the leaders calling for repentance.

You can watch a video below to learn more and forward this story to your pastor to encourage them to participate. When they sign on with us, they'll receive the Repentance Sunday Guide immediately, so they can plan for this Sunday.

September 21 2020 By dvirtue 'NOBODY SEEMS TO CARE AND WE ARE LOSING HOPE': ARCHBISHOP LAMENTS LOSS OF 1,000 LIVES IN NIGERIA

Such is only one example of the 250 million Christians in 144 countries whom the Truro Report, over a year ago, described as the most persecuted community in the world. The report had recommended that UK Aid should be made conditional on adherence to Article 18 of the UN Declaration on Human Rights that enshrined the right to change religion.

September 21 2020 By dvirtue Anglican Church of Uganda to Reopen

Addressing the nation on Sunday night, Museveni said that Churches can start operating so long as they follow COVID-19 guidelines set up by the government.

Museveni said churches can operate so long as people in each service do not exceed 70. "People can now go for fellowship and prayers in their churches."

However, he said that Sunday schools for children cannot take place. He also said that night prayers are also forbidden.

September 20 2020 By dvirtue WORCESTER, MA: Former Episcopal priest gets 6 years on child porn charge

Lisby pleaded guilty to possession of child pornography in February after investigators found hundreds of images of child pornography in his online storage.

Lisby has been removed from the priesthood, the Episcopal Diocese of Western Massachusetts said.

Lisby also previously worked as a kindergarten teacher, but authorities say there is no evidence of abuse during that time.

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