ENS: International Anglican group initiates 'strategy of inclusion'
Chicago Consultation celebrates contributions of gay Christians, calls homophobia 'a sin whose end time is now'
December 12, 2007

[Chicago Consultation] Anglicans from around the world met near Chicago December 5-7 to build international coalitions and develop a strategy for the full inclusion of gay and lesbian Christians in the life of the church.

Meeting at Seabury-Western Theological Seminary, the 50-member group known as the Chicago Consultation urged leaders of the Episcopal Church to permit the blessing of same-gender relationships and to remove barriers that keep gay candidates from being elected as bishops, according to a news release from the group. the rest

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