From Religous New Service-
In a surprise, the plan recommended by the United Methodist Church’s
Council of Bishops was rejected Monday (Feb. 25) by the denomination’s
decision-making body.
The so-called One Church Plan did not pass out of General
Conference’s Legislative Committee to be considered by delegates Tuesday
during the plenary session.
But that doesn’t mean the proposal is dead, according to supporters.
Reconciling Ministries Network, a movement advocating for the full inclusion of LGBTQ people in the church, tweeted after the vote that the rejected plan will “almost certainly still come up” as a minority report on Tuesday.
Neil Alexander — co-convener of Uniting Methodists, a group
supporting the One Church Plan — confirmed a minority report including
the plan has been filed in opposition to the Traditional Plan.
More here-
https://religionnews.com/2019/02/25/united-methodist-committee-rejects-one-church-plan-which-would-allow-lgbt-clergy/?fbclid=IwAR0hA3H6HMANEK5HCmXdlK0-aA8L9a-BPwzl4CAuT_nqdteqc0D7l9Z9QR0
and here-
https://apnews.com/91f0eff9b0c14e35a794101b3dc60166?fbclid=IwAR1cRYCUUazXFyCFMxr4keGOZrx3WUFOzjNxcHa7Vp6p18xqnhwbuV0rq1o
Tuesday, February 26, 2019
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