Primates speak in Uganda, Nigeria

Orombi has received a message from God. Meanwhile, in Nigeria, Okoh says he won't be "pulled into the ditch" by the United States or the United Kingdom.

However,

The Primate, after reading a letter from the Archbishop of Canterbury delivered by the Bishop of Guildford re-echoed the respect the church of Nigeria has for his office and his person and promised that a high powered delegation would visit the Lambeth palace later in the year to discuss issues of serious concern with the Archbishop of Canterbury.
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He said the challenge the communion is facing at the moment is that of a section of the West who are promoting homosexuality, Lesbianism and approving liturgy for same sex marriage. He said this is an issue that must be seriously addressed if the communion must sustain the unity and oneness that had existed over the years.

Posted by John B. Chilton on September 9, 2010 1:01 PM | |
Comments (2)

Well I can't fault the message

Posted by Susannah Clark [TypeKey Profile Page] | September 9, 2010 1:16 PM

¨Promoting Lesbianism and Homosexuality¨...ah yes, being helped up and out of the ecclesiastical garbage dump of past persecution, demonizing and tabooish demeaming is NEW...truly a nice step up and out of a filthy ¨ditch¨ for LGBT Anglicans who now face the high alter of truth and personal accountability straight on!

Beats the Hell, literally, out of a 2000 year old Tradition of heterosexual/homosexual deceiving (self and others).

Archbishop Bishop Okho, join us as we climb out of the darkness of primitive and superstitious thinking and face stark character clarity, self-honesty and integrity in the daylight of Gods REALITY!

There is no place left to hide at The Anglican Communion/beyond.

Posted by Leonardo Ricardo [TypeKey Profile Page] | September 9, 2010 2:58 PM

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