An ad for Marriage Equality in North Carolina and opposing the current proposals to narrowly define marriage in the North Carolina constitution features Bishop Michael Curry and other Episcopal clergy:
Left to right: Cathie Caimano, Canon for Regional Ministry; Michael Hunn, Canon for the Ordinary;Michael Curry, Bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of NC; Anne Hodges-Copple, Rector of St. Luke’s, Durham.
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What a wonderful witness! I intend to publicize this at places where the ONLY images of Christians ever seen, are anti-LGBT ones.
JC Fisher