More Churches Flee Episcopal Grasp

The Episcopal church is losing more churches as a result of moving too the far left on social issues, gay activism, and redistributing the wealth. Two of the most prominent and largest Episcopal parishes in Virginia voted overwhelmingly Sunday to leave The Episcopal Church and join fellow Anglican conservatives forming a rival denomination in the U.S. Earlier in the controversy, leaders promised to reach out to more mainstream Bible believers, but instead, voted in a leftwing Bishop with a broad social agenda to lead the church for the next seven years. Despite applause by many liberal news outlets, the church has been losing membership ever since.