Please note this older article predates the news about the Congo and AMIA which broke late this week; it nevertheless has important details not found elsewhere–KSH<\/i>.<\/p>\n
The split has fractured the AMiA\u2019s 150 congregations. While no numbers have been released by the AMiA, a majority of its congregations appear to have left Bishop Murphy\u2019s oversight\u201d\u201dincluding Bishop Murphy\u2019s former parish and the AMiA\u2019s headquarters, All Saints Church in Pawleys Island, South Carolina.<\/p>\n
One faction appears set to join the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA), a second group has pledged its loyalty to the Church of Rwanda but will seek to operate under the oversight of the ACNA, while a third remains with Bishop Murphy and his bishops. Negotiations to find an accommodation are currently underway between the Murphy faction and the ACNA, however the terms publicly set by Archbishop Duncan include reconciliation between Rwanda and the [Chuck] Murphy group.<\/p>\n