Month: March 2026
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Conger reports on ACNA coverup of child porn case
On the latest episode of Anglican Unscripted (#958), George Conger related a shocking case of malfeasance in ACNA. He says that there is a situation where an assistant priest became aware of safeguarding problems with a youth minister–specifically the youth minister had created and consumed child pornography (I assume in the past?). The assistant priest…
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Anglican Diocese of South Carolina vs. ACNA
The Anglican Church in North America (ACNA) and the Anglican Diocese of South Carolina (ADOSC) have traded letters in an ongoing quest to figure out why the trial of Bishop Ruch was botched so badly. The ADOSC has raised serious concerns about the integrity of the judicial process, while the Province has moved to initiate…
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Remembering Rick Hogaboam
Precious in the sight of the Lord is the death of his saints. Late last night I heard from a friend that Mayor Rick Hogaboam had died shockingly. I came to know Rick online 18 years ago. He had moved to Idaho after we left and was pastoring a church that our friends were at.…
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AMiA Collapse: Interlude
Before proceeding to the major events which followed the meeting in Arlington between Archbishop Rwaje and Bishop Murphy, it may be instructive to look at a bit of what was going on around the Mission. For example, Terrell Glenn consecrated a new building for AMiA’s Church of the Apostles in Columbia after his resignation. Glenn’s…
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AMiA Collapse 12
Speaking to All Saints Church in Pawleys Island in 2012, AMiA Bishop T.J. Johnston said, “The unfortunate thing is the leaders who profoundly led All Saints—Thad, Chuck, Shuler, name them all. You know what. They ain’t doing too well relationally.” The fissures between Terrell Glenn and Chuck Murphy led Glenn to resign in late 2011.…
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AMiA Collapse 11
For months Bishop Terrell Glenn and his wife Teresa agonized in prayer about what to do about his leadership position within the AMiA. He had personal issues with Bishop Murphy that he could not resolve and many of his clergy–notably the D.C. authors of the Washington Statement–were unhappy with where things were headed. Apparently there…