Unofficial Watchdog of the Episcopal Church
As we watch the Episcopal Church plunging toward oblivion, we ask the question, “Why doesn’t the church do something?” ‘ The answer, we believe, can be found at the parish level. Specifically, very few Episcopal parishes are spiritually healthy. And those that are unhealthy rarely recognize they are unwell. Indeed,
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One of the Title IV topics we have touched on is administrative leave. Specifically, we’ve talked about its importance and its timing. It’s that latter issue — timing — that we are exploring today. Administrative leave is one of several actions authorized during the intake process (Title IV.7.10). We believe
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The following is republished from VirtueOnline. Experts consulted by Anglican Watch estimate that one-third of clergy are clinical narcissists. Many cause deep and lasting trauma and unhealthy patterns of relationships, both in their personal lives and in their parishes. We also note that anyone who pokes holes in the narcissist’s veil of
Continue readingAs the Episcopal Church continues to shed members, a related issue arises. Specifically, when is it time to cut one’s losses versus staying and trying to improve things? That question extends to individual programs, ministries, parishes, and the larger church. There’s no easy answer. But we asked dozens of readers
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