Tenth Presbyterian (PCA), located in Philadelphia, Pa., recently held a congregational meeting to discuss the GRACE report about abuse at the church and for leadership to “confess” to its role in abuse at the church. As this publication had predicted, the meeting turned out to be nothing but badly done
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Press release: Anglican Watch calls for immediate resignation of Barb Kempf, Episcopal intake officer for bishops
ALEXANDRIA, Va., Feb. 28, 2025 /Standard Newswire/ — Anglican Watch, a watchdog group for the Episcopal Church, is calling for the immediate resignation of the Rev. Barb Kempf, who serves as the national intake officer for complaints against bishops under the church’s Title IV clergy disciplinary processes. The move follows
Continue readingTruth versus fiction: What you need to know about the Bishop Marray Title IV case.
There has been much misinformation about the Title IV clergy disciplinary case involving Easton Bishop Santosh Marray, much of it coming directly from Marray and his loyalists. This post addresses that misinformation and is based on Anglican Watch’s independent research. Claim: The Title IV case against Marray is the result
Continue readingDecline in parish pledging units largely overlooked, yet spells big trouble for the Episcopal Church
One well-known indicator that a church is dying is that, as the end approaches, the remaining members ramp up giving to stave off the inevitable. And so it is in the Episcopal Church, where an ongoing Anglican Watch analysis of parish-level member giving compared to the number of pledging units
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