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Guilty by reason of insanity: SBC plans to sell HQ, sheds members due to abuse but denies there’s an issue. Sounds painfully familiar.

September 28, 2024 Anglican Watch One comment

The SBC is shedding members due to abuse, even as it pretends abuse isn’t an issue

The Episcopal Church is not the only denomination in which corrupt responses to abuse are causing financial and membership declines. Indeed, in a recent announcement, the Southern Baptist Convention (SBC) shared plans to sell its Nashville-based world headquarters following massive expenditures due to decades of ignoring abuse, silencing victims, resisting

Corruption boils over in Tennessee: Nashville district attorney Glen Funk routinely violates federal law, constitutional rights

September 26, 2024 Anglican Watch Leave a comment

Jonathan Skrmetti refuses to prosecute criminal conduct by district attorney’s office Glen Funk

According to local media, Davidson County District Attorney Glenn Funk routinely violates constitutional rights by secretly recording meetings between defendants and their attorneys, as well as other visitors to Funk’s offices. The reports are based on a scathing Tennessee comptroller’s office report, which was developed in conjunction with the Tennessee

Tennessee state documents reveal incompetence, corruption in death of Grant Solomon

September 23, 2024 Anglican Watch Leave a comment

We weren’t planning on a post today, as it’s a grey, rainy Monday morning. But this image of an email between Tennessee Attorney General Jonathan Skrmetti and Governor Bill Lee about the death of Grant Solomon crossed our desks this morning, and it’s worth covering. The Gallatin goofy loop At

The Episcopal Church says it welcomes LGBTQ+ persons. The in-person guest list at the upcoming investiture of the presiding bishop says otherwise

September 22, 2024 Anglican Watch 3 comments

Mid- century mediocrity. Episcopal church headquarters are exactly the sort of building inconsistent with a commitment to eco-justice

The Episcopal Church has announced a very limited number of in-person attendees for the investiture of incoming presiding bishop Sean Rowe, set for November 2 and held in the 129-seat Chapel of Christ the Lord in The Episcopal Church Center in New York City. Touted as including “diverse representation from

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