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I disagree. It isn't always as easy as you think to discern what's going on until you have the benefit of 20/20 hindsight.

These people are deliberately setting out to infiltrate a congregation. They conceal their agenda, hold secret meetings, and cloak their actions in innocuous-sounding language. And Episcopalians are polite to a fault - they don't want to offend people.

Of course, with the "new look" in political action (and you see it with the Democrat party on the national scale too) politeness and 75 cents will get you a cup of coffee. Maybe. So it's time for Episcopalians to shed their traditional politesse and take a stand.

I gave the wrong impression if you got from my post that I think one should give up without an aggressive, persistent and clear fight.

But the writer spent SIX YEARS in what looked to be a fairly passive struggle against these dark forces.

These people are deliberately setting out to infiltrate a congregation. They conceal their agenda, hold secret meetings, and cloak their actions in innocuous-sounding language.

Exactly. This warning should be printed up and handed out after church services across the country.

However, this writer was far more patient than I am. Apparently, he didn't recognize the insidious group brain-washing which he was subjected to (the Delphi Technique) that goes on when subversives want to undermine the common good.