Well, I will tell you, Mr. Montgomery, not long, and yes it will. This has dragged on for more than 40-years and the LGBTQ community have taken no prisoners and brooked no going back. Forward ever forward...and they won and if you resist you will be trampled to death under the Episcopal pansexual steamroller or be forced to jump ship.

Sutton recently appeared before the House Judiciary subcommittee and suggested that white people "need" reparations for their souls and to "be able to look" black people "in the eye."

"I'm actually talking to my white brothers and sisters," he said. "You need more than we do. You need this for your soul. You need this to be able to look black persons in the eye and say 'I acknowledge the mistake and I want to be part of the solution to repair that damage.'"

A VOL reader wrote; “This is powerful and emotional for all of us. Power will then be transferred to the Standing Committee. Bishop Love’s pastoral directive will stand until he departs.”

This now opens up Albany to ACNA missionary work in that diocesan territory.

(The Rt. Rev. William Love, IX Bishop of Albany, made the announcement during his address at the Diocesan Convention on October 24}

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Anglicans in Huron know the story of 'here today, gone tomorrow' all too well, writes the Rev. Grayhame Bowcott, in the Huron diocesan newspaper.

"Between the years of 2007-2017 Huron witnessed the disappearance of more than fifty congregations. Each of these was a mission light that has gone out in our Diocese. For some Anglicans this has meant having to move from one congregation to another.