In a 13 point statement issued after their Nairobi meeting, the Council said \u201cif we are offer adequate support to our member provinces, sustain our various initiatives, and strengthen our communications capabilities we must add capacity to our current secretariat.\u201d\u009d<\/p>\n
A Chairman\u2019s office would be established in Nairobi, Kenya and a GAFCON Global Coordination office would be established in London under the direction of the Rt. Rev\u2019d Martyn Minns, Missionary Bishop of the Church of Nigeria, serving as Deputy Secretary and Executive Director.
The meeting discussed the challenges confronting the Anglican Communion and the Primates said they were \u201cdisappointed that those who organized the Primates meeting in Dublin not only failed to address these core concerns but decided instead to unilaterally reduce the status of the Primates\u2019 Meeting. This action was taken with complete disregard for the resolutions of both Lambeth 1978 and 1998 that called for an enhanced role in \u201d\u02dcdoctrinal, moral and pastoral matters\u2019. We believe that they were seriously misled and their actions unacceptable.\u201d\u009d<\/p>\n
\u201cWe continue to be troubled by the promotion of a shadow gospel that appears to replace a traditional reading of Holy Scriptures and a robust theology of the church with an uncertain faith and a never ending listening process. This faith masquerades as a religion of tolerance and generosity and yet it is decidedly intolerant to those who hold to the \u201cfaith once and for all delivered to the saints\u201d\u009d.<\/p>\n