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The departure of the vast majority of St. Matthew's Episcopal Church members in which they were locked out of their building is an indication that there are Christians who are willing to stand for the Word of God and the Faith the church has always believed. This costly decision will be blessed by God  as this new Anglican church grows and flourishes. It will also serve to point out the intolerance by the liberals in that diocese who will rail against this decision with all sorts of name calling and judgmentalism. This is indicative of their leaders who seem to be much more concerned for property than people, for re-writing the Bible than accepting the truth of the God's Word written and  moral beliefs of the Apostolic Church.

The Rev. Dr. Roger Grist - Fort Worth, TX



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The departure of the vast majority of St. Matthew's Episcopal Church members in which they were locked out of their building is an indication that there are Christians who are willing to stand for the Word of God and the Faith the church has always believed. This costly decision will be blessed by God  as this new Anglican church grows and flourishes. It will also serve to point out the intolerance by the liberals in that diocese who will rail against this decision with all sorts of name calling and judgmentalism. This is indicative of their leaders who seem to be much more concerned for property than people, for re-writing the Bible than accepting the truth of the God's Word written and  moral beliefs of the Apostolic Church.

The Rev. Dr. Roger Grist - Fort Worth, TX

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