For many years, observers have noted the problematic Episcopal discernment process, which too often produces persons unsuitable for ministry. That begs the question: what are the problems with the discernment process? And how might the church improve the process? For starters, far too many dioceses, parishes, and discernment committees are
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Update on #justiceforgrant
We’ve had several requests for an update on the Aaron Solomon case come in, and we’re happy to oblige. Over the past several weeks, Solomon has resurfaced in the Franklin TN area, having been seen at movies, a bar, and several other locations. Needless to say, Anglican Watch finds these sightings extremely
Continue readingKnowing why, when, and how to say goodbye
One of the hardest things for me as a young priest has been knowing when to say goodbye. That’s been the case for me both personally and professionally. So I wanted to share some observations that hopefully will be helpful. And you’ll see I deliberately shift perspectives, from being on
Continue readingSingh case indicates profound disregard for issues of impairment and domestic violence in the Episcopal Church
Didn’t the church just promise to do better on issues of impaired clergy after the Heather Cook debacle? If so, why are Michael Curry and Todd Ousley wringing their hands and saying they don’t know what to do about allegations of alcohol abuse by Bishop Prince Singh? Earlier, we wrote
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