
I can think of few dioceses more similar to Pittsburgh than South Carolina. Both are largely conservative with conservative leadership. Both have had a sense of spiritual vibrancy and excitement. I think Mark's comments are instructive because while he supports GAFcon he says that it does not address any particular need they have in South Carolina (paragraph 3). This is what I would maintain is true in Pittsburgh as well; we have a diocese in which it is safe to preach the gospel and to hold to the traditional understanding of the faith unmolested. It is the push for realignment which has caused so much disruption and anxiety in the Diocese of Pittsburgh, not our stand for orthodoxy. What is true in South Carolina has been true here - there is no need to go anywhere.
You can read Bishop Lawrence's remarks here
http://www.dioceseofsc.org/mt/archives/000357.html
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