Friday, January 6, 2012
Breakaway parishes in Greater Cleveland, across Ohio say Episcopal hierarchy too liberal
From Cleveland-
A nationwide rift among Episcopalians has fractured St. Barnabas church, where the bulk of the congregation has broken away from the Episcopal Diocese of Ohio and is worshipping in an auditorium at Bay High School.
In recent years, a number of Episcopal congregations across the country have been at odds with church hierarchy over Christian teachings.
Essentially, breakaway groups see the church drifting from orthodox Christianity to a more liberal creed, including allowing openly gay, partnered clerics to serve as bishops.
"When they talk about Jesus, it's not the same Jesus I talk about," said the Rev. Gene Sherman, pastor of the 250-member breakaway congregation from St. Barnabas.
More here-
http://blog.cleveland.com/metro/2012/01/breakaway_parishes_say_episcop.html
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