Tag: Listening Process
Book Review
The Anglican Communion and Homosexuality – A resource to enable listening and dialogue Edited by Phil Groves (SPCK – £14.99) The clearest call for a process of listening to the experience of lesbian and gay Anglicans came 10 years ago at the Lambeth Conference of 1998. That this book is being published just a couple [...]
Posted: July 11th, 2008 under Inspires, Review.
Tags: Anglican Communion, LGBT, Listening Process
Comments: 4
The Listening Day
To Stirling today for the Scottish Episcopal Church’s day of listening. Quite a lot of the day was food for thought though it would not be appropriate to blog about the people or the stories involved. In the end I was generally glad that I was there though sometimes still frustrated by the process. It [...]
Posted: May 3rd, 2008 under Blog.
Tags: Listening Process
Comments: 20
Oh Lord, Kum by yah
I’ve spoken before about my frustration over a day which is planned this coming Saturday in Stirling for the Scottish Episcopal Church to do some listening in the arena of human sexuality. I got rather bad tempered about it at one stage – more so than felt good. I hope that one of the things [...]
Posted: May 1st, 2008 under Blog.
Tags: Listening Process
Comments: 7
College of Bishops Says Sorry
In a letter to lesbian and gay people in the church, the College of Bishops has said: …it has not been possible to hear adequately your voices, and we apologize for any sense of rejection that has occurred because of this reality. This letter is a sign of our commitment to listen to you and [...]
Posted: March 6th, 2008 under Blog.
Tags: Lambeth Conference, LGBT, Listening Process
Comments: 2
