ECUSA's 77th General Convention (Indianapolis, 2012)
Collected on this page are all the posts written with regard to the actions and debates which took place at the 77th General Convention of the Episcopal Church (USA), held in Indianapolis, Indiana, from July 5-12, 2012, as well as its short-term and longer-term consequences.
Posts on General Convention 77 (2012) and Its Aftermath
Ships Passing in the Night - Opening Remarks at GC77
Good Morning, ECUSA - Welcome to Your Future!
Episcopal Church (USA) - the Spoiled Child of the Anglican Communion
House of Bishops Votes for Liturgical Anarchy
Diocese of South Carolina Fed up with General Convention
Yes, Paul Really Said That
Bishop Lawrence Addresses His Diocese Following General Convention
On God's Truth and Man's Hypocrisy
Bishop Sauls and the Ones Society Marginalizes - What about the Sinful Tax Collectors?
On Amending the Book of Common Prayer and Adopting Trial Rites
On the Impossibility of Enacting a Trial Rite for Same-Sex Blessings without Violating the Constitution (Part I)
On the Impossibility of Enacting a Trial Rite for Same-Sex Blessings without Violating the Constitution (Part II)
On the Impossibility of Enacting a Trial Rite for Same-Sex Blessings without Violating the Constitution (Part III)
On the Impossibility of Enacting Other Trial Rites for General Use (Part IV)
How Prayer Book Supplements Received Approval in the Past (Part V)
Posts on General Convention 77 (2012) and Its Aftermath
Ships Passing in the Night - Opening Remarks at GC77
Good Morning, ECUSA - Welcome to Your Future!
Episcopal Church (USA) - the Spoiled Child of the Anglican Communion
House of Bishops Votes for Liturgical Anarchy
Diocese of South Carolina Fed up with General Convention
Yes, Paul Really Said That
Bishop Lawrence Addresses His Diocese Following General Convention
On God's Truth and Man's Hypocrisy
Bishop Sauls and the Ones Society Marginalizes - What about the Sinful Tax Collectors?
On Amending the Book of Common Prayer and Adopting Trial Rites
On the Impossibility of Enacting a Trial Rite for Same-Sex Blessings without Violating the Constitution (Part I)
On the Impossibility of Enacting a Trial Rite for Same-Sex Blessings without Violating the Constitution (Part II)
On the Impossibility of Enacting a Trial Rite for Same-Sex Blessings without Violating the Constitution (Part III)
On the Impossibility of Enacting Other Trial Rites for General Use (Part IV)
How Prayer Book Supplements Received Approval in the Past (Part V)
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