[kaehurowing]

One Episcopal priest's description of how he re-does the Lord's Supper (Holy Eucharist) in order to be "welcoming."

(Episcopal Cult Alert)

[LiteKeeper]

Wow! I am speechless. I’ll bet this guy is a barrel of laughs. Of course, he lost me with citing “Vicki” as an positive example.

[ccmay]

This guy’s a flake. I suppose the next thing is to do away with the hymnal altogether, and just put banal 3-chord 4-line happy-clappy tunes on an overhead projector.

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Speak the truth in love. Eph 4:15

[sionnsar]

2. Make hospitality the central spiritual priority

Incredible.

If our Rector attempted to implement this stuff, two Sundays later the pews would be empty forever.

[AnAmericanMother]

"Growing Episcopal churches . . . "

What would those be? Certainly not this loon's bailiwick. He is probably driving people screaming out the doors, and is too caught up in his own "vision" to notice.

Just another reason we went Straight Over to Rome.

[Campion]

Did y'all catch this:

The Greek means 'young woman,' and she wasn't a virgin. Virgins don't have babies. How about we pray for 'adolescent Mary mother of Jesus.'

Well, isn't that special. He denies the virgin birth and demonstrates that he doesn't really know Greek, all in on swell foop.

(The Greeks are quite clear on the dogma of the virgin birth. Perhaps this nitwit thinks they don't know Greek, either.)