"We seek to shape our lives around the scriptures, rather than the scriptures around our lives," described the Rev. Calvin Robinson, a deacon in the Free Church in England, in offering an update during The Global Anglican Future Conference (GAFCON) Tuesday evening plenary. Robinson was among several delegates from Anglican churches not officially recognized by the Archbishop of Canterbury that minister in the British Isles and continental Europe.

But there is another equally, if not more pressing, question inextricably linked to the first. It was the question raised in the GAFCON assembly for clergy and laity today: What is our hope for the Anglican Communion? Among the answers given were:

That we would be a growing global fellowship of mutually accountable followers of Jesus under the authority of Scripture who spread the Gospel of Jesus

"That is not true, I think the officer's lacked intelligence or they were just trying to cover up something else. We all love money, if I had such powers why would I be toiling like any other people," said Kodia.

When the bishop visited Nairobi on missionary work, police combed his house in search of evidence.

"They told them (my family) that I'm printing fake money and I have been dishing them out to demonstrators, mostly the boda boda riders," said Kodia.

In a meeting organized by Major General Katsigazi, he said the violence exhibited by members of the two churches had reached unacceptable levels and had attracted the attention of all the security agencies in the country.

According to The Daily Monitor, he has ordered security personnel to arrest all perpetrators of violence including the bishops, if such activities continue.