"Their attacks on us are continuous. Recently militants entered one of our villages and killed 256 of 400 people. They come into their homes without provocation and slaughter them. Recently 42 were burned alive in one of my parishes while the militants screamed 'Allahu Akbar' (God is great). The total head count killed to date is over 1500. It is terrible what they are doing to us. The number increases daily."

It would no longer just be about social issues, but cultural issues together with a schmeer of 'come-to-Jesus' evangelism that includes lots of talk about racism, white privilege, love and social involvement that would hopefully bring the masses back through TEC's red doors.

To date, Curry has held two "evangelistic" style crusades -- one in Pittsburgh, the other in western Missouri. Both were accompanied by much hype, hope and hallelujah.

If it should succeed, it will make a mockery of the very existence of the ACNA, which fought a long and bitter spiritual and property battle involving millions of dollars, tens of thousands of former Episcopalians, hundreds of priests and dozens of bishops. It will say to the Anglican world that breaking away from TEC was wrong and it can all now be patched up with a new-fangled peace and reconciliation agreement.

"During our meeting, we considered how best to respond to the voice of faithful Anglicans in some parts of the Global North who are in need of biblically faithful episcopal leadership. Of immediate concern is the reality that on 8th June 2017 the Scottish Episcopal Church is likely to formalize their rejection of Jesus' teaching on marriage. If this were to happen, faithful Anglicans in Scotland will need appropriate
pastoral care.