In coming under the jurisdictional oversight of the Diocese of Luwero, Anglican Province of Uganda, St. James’ and All Saints’ have found safe harbor.

We deeply regret the aggressive response of Bishop Bruno and his attempted inhibition from priestly duties as well as his threat to depose clergy no longer under his authority. During this season of realignment, we call upon each individual and congregation to seek the Lord Jesus Christ and to obediently follow His direction.

This fall, a special commission formed because of the controversy will release its report on keeping the Anglican Communion together despite deep theological division. Rowan Williams, the archbishop of Canterbury, rejected requests last fall to discipline the U.S. church but created the commission to address objections to Robinson's consecration.

Williams heads the denomination, a 68 million- member global alliance of churches, including the Episcopal Church USA.

Thinking they could become more inclusive, the Boy Scouts of Canada Board of Governors decided in November 1998 to admit females, atheists, agnostics, gays, lesbians, bisexuals, and transsexuals into troops. Despite that established troops were not even allowed to remain all-male groups, Scouts Canada approved the establishment of the world's first all-homosexual troop in 1999.

According to LifeSiteNews, churches are not only admonished against recommending certain candidates or political parties, but they also face crackdowns for speaking out on issues such as abortion and same-sex marriage.