Diocese of Huron wants to evict former parishioners
A battle over scripture has become a war over bricks and mortar at St. Aidan's Anglican Church.
The Diocese of Huron is taking its former parishioners at the Windsor church to court to evict them from the property at the corner of Wyandotte Street East and Westminster Boulevard.
Monday is the first day of trial in a dispute that dates back to 2008 when the majority of St. Aidan's members voted to break away from the Anglican Church of Canada and join the more conservative Anglican Network in Canada.
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Posted May 8, 2011 at 6:14 am
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This is indeed a “battle over scripture”. The article well summarises the root of the issue:
We see the same trend in this parish in Canada as everywhere - a church with orthodox teaching thrives, and a church with liberal teaching withers away:
It is also good to read that the network in Canada appears to be growing:
We remember these faithful congregations in our prayers.
We pray also for those in the ACoC that they will see the error of their ways, and have the courage to stop tolerating apostasy. If they did, this dispute would be over in a day.
May 9, 3:06 am | [comment link]