Igbo Parishioners in New Jersey Drive Out Homosexual Anglican Bishop
A homosexual Anglican bishop from Colorado was reportedly prevented from officiating a church service in New Jersey by Igbo members of the parish, who then allegedly drove the bishop out.
According to posts circulating on X, an openly homosexual Anglican bishop traveled from Colorado to officiate a church service in a New Jersey parish, only to be met with fierce resistance from Igbo members of the congregation.
As seen in the video, the Igbo parishioners, rooted in the conservative theological traditions of their Nigerian heritage, restricted the bishop from leading the service and ultimately instructed members of the church to leave.
According to posts circulating on X, an openly homosexual Anglican bishop traveled from Colorado to officiate a church service in a New Jersey parish, only to be met with fierce resistance from Igbo members of the congregation.
As seen in the video, the Igbo parishioners, rooted in the conservative theological traditions of their Nigerian heritage, restricted the bishop from leading the service and ultimately instructed members of the church to leave.
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In the video, you can hear the voice of a woman telling the bishop that he's not welcome in the church.
The recent incident in an Anglican parish in New Jersey has sparked heated discussion about whether the parishioners have the right to oust the bishop.
The recent incident in an Anglican parish in New Jersey has sparked heated discussion about whether the parishioners have the right to oust the bishop.
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