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By admin, December 16, 2009 2:16 am

In the news—What has happened to “Christian” love & unity ?

Colorado parish leaves Episcopal Church
Published: Mar. 28, 2007 at 8:53 AM
One of Colorado’s biggest Episcopal parishes is leaving the national church, possibly setting up a court fight over church property.
The mostly conservative congregation at Grace Church and St. Stephen’s Parish in Colorado Springs, Colo., disagrees with the national church’s stance on gay bishops and same-sex unions, The New York Times reported.
The decision to leave followed the denomination’s rejection of a demand from the worldwide Anglican Communion to create a parallel structure for conservative Episcopalians who oppose the church’s stance on homosexuality, congregation spokesman.

Love and unity part ways when God’s Word is thrown out of the window by one party.

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