The message being clearly conveyed is that: there are Church of England churches that hold to the unchanging truths of the gospel and the formularies of the Church of England; these churches oppose the relentless slide towards revisionism in the Church of England structures; these churches are prepared to take action to protect their congregations.

Hardly had the tour ended than a group of people who were meeting at a nearby bar approached the bishops hurling insults at the priests while threatening to kill them.

The mob brought match boxes and dry grass and tried to set the university's bus which had transported the bishops to the site on fire.

Mukono Diocese Bishop James William Ssebaggala called police which rushed to the scene and dispersed the mob.

One member of the mob was arrested.

Several institutions within the Episcopal Church continue to disperse grants to African provinces. In June the wealthy endowed Episcopal parish Trinity Wall Street, New York issued a grant to the Province of Central Africa to support travel expenses for the CAPA meeting.

"Sexual orientation and gender identity resist explanation by simple theories," write psychiatrist Paul R. McHugh and epidemiologist Lawrence S. Mayer. "There is a large gap between the certainty with which beliefs are held about these matters and what a sober assessment of the science reveals. In the face of this complexity and uncertainty, we need to be humble about what we know and do not know."