Church of England

“Sexual relationships outside heterosexual marriage are regarded as falling short of God’s purposes for human beings.”

And, he says, the “Crown of England and Parliament” are in on the scheme to use LGBTQ rights as the weapon to make it happen.

They claim the Christian school is violating their Christian religious beliefs.

His cancer diagnosis and the support he received from gay parishioners made him rethink his previous opposition to same-sex marriage.

Clergy members voted against a report because it maintained opposition to same-sex marriage, while others thought it wasn’t homophobic enough.

Responding to a study from the church, they say “while the pain of LGBT people is spoken about in your report, we do not hear its authentic voice.”

Oasis Foundation is out with a report highlighting how Christian churches cause “anguish for far too many people who are lesbian, gay or bisexual.”

The Pope and Archbishop of Canterbury said even though Catholics oppose marriage equality, their effort to unify their churches is “undeterred.”

A dozen parishes met this week to consider splitting from the church and forming a new conservative “shadow synod.”

Officials from the Church of England are bracing for a split after next week’s summit to discuss the issue of homosexuality.