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"Regrettably, people in the church have caused great pain for LGBTQ persons, and a lot of the condemnation has come from the pulpit. The Church is capable of making terrible mistakes, and this is a good example. The Church is in need of repentance and forgiveness for this violence."
The Georgia Supreme Court ruled 6-1 today in favor of the national Episcopal Church in a property dispute case with the oldest church in Georgia that broke away from the national church after it affirmed its first openly gay bishop.
Savannah Christ Church, founded in 1733 and known as the "Mother Church of Georgia," joined the Episcopal Church in 1823. In 2007, four years after the Episcopal Church USA affirmed Gene Robinson as its first openly gay bishop, 87 percent of the Savannah congregation voted to break off from the national Episcopal Church and instead join an Anglican diocese in Uganda.