(Anglican Ink) Ecumenical partners in short supply at TEC's General Convention

Episcopalians are continuing calls for unity with other Christian churches despite actions that have had the effect of increasing divisions between Episcopalians, Global South Anglicans and other branches of historic Christianity.

A number of international bishops from smaller Anglican provinces are in attendance at the Episcopal Church’s triennial General Convention meeting in Salt Lake City, Utah, with a handful of ecumenical guests from other churches. None of the Anglican Communion’s larger provinces are represented, and there is no bishop representing the Church of England in an official capacity at General Convention this year. There are no bishops from the Roman Catholic or Eastern Orthodox churches. The headquarters of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints (LDS) is one block from the convention center, but there is no delegation or representative from the Mormon faith at General Convention.

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One comment on “(Anglican Ink) Ecumenical partners in short supply at TEC's General Convention

  1. MichaelA says:

    These are the natural results of TEC’s apostasy and schismatic activities. Other Christians do not wish to have fellowship with them. The Church of England will end up in the same position if it does not radically change its direction.