“Well, you can’t believe everything you read on the internet,” said Abraham Lincoln.   Anglican Ink is an online Anglican tabloid news service that has consistently, and on November 9 rather suspiciously, published numerous untruthful stories about Bishop Jones and the JAFC/SJAFC. The article, titled “SC FEDERAL COURT HANDS JONES A LOSS IN HIS BATTLE WITH THE ACNA,” is just the latest.  The reporter, George Conger, misstated facts and proposed conclusions that defy reality. 

Last week, an online Anglican tabloid published a letter written by an individual who, with incredible hubris, signed his letter as “The Chaplains.” Most chaplains don’t know who this person is, nor why they would presume to speak for all chaplains. In this “Open Letter,” it is clear that the author represents only two or three people. “Everything points to one particular chaplain as the author of this letter – or someone writing it on his behalf,” explains Archdeacon Kenneth

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