ATV Interviews Archbishop Jensen


With thanks to Kevin Kallsen at Anglican TV

Posted in * Anglican - Episcopal, GAFCON II 2013, Global South Churches & Primates

2 comments on “ATV Interviews Archbishop Jensen

  1. Pageantmaster Ù† says:

    +Peter Jensen says:

    “The Bishop of Salisbury has delivered a disciplinary note to Bishop John Ellison

    A certain church in England, planted a church in Sydney when I was Archbishop – I wasn’t too happy, but I didn’t do anything about it”
    …Yes it was border crossing – nobody asked my permission and the church next door lost 20 members when this happened. I am not mentioning any names by the way…”

    Yes, quite, well I can mention names – it was The Reverend Nicholas Gumbel at Holy Trinity Brompton who border-crossed without permission and planted Northside in Sydney in 2008, so Justine Jefferts-Schori’s former church border-crossed, and yet he accepted and referred tricky Nicky Holtam’s CDM complaint instead of sending the little $~*% away with a flea in his ear.

    This is likely to join the rest of Welby’s banana skin moments like instructing Employers to pay their staff a living wage, only to have it exposed that his own church pays slave labor rates and criticising Wonga, the payday loan sharks, when his church was a major shareholder. What a hypocrite our Archbishop Welby is and how sad to see him emulating the Wicked Katherine Jefferts-Schori as well as taking her money.

    Perhaps it is indeed time for discipline for those who assist in the persecution of the brethren from inside the church.

  2. MichaelA says:

    I wasn’t aware of this, but its interesting reading. So, an HTB plant in Sydney in 2008 (probably planned in 2007) and done in partnership with a Baptist church and avoiding any consultation with the Archbishop of Sydney.

    Shades of +Spong’s involvement in ordaining women priests to serve in the Anglican Church of Australia in 1988.

    Well, so be it. We have no shortage of the un-churched and the un-saved in Sydney, so there are plenty to go around for all stripes of Christianity.