Tag: Bishop Mark Stevenson

Op-ed: Reflections on the decision to overturn Cayce Ramey’s Title IV conviction

July 6, 2025 Anglican Watch Leave a comment

There’s a perception in some quarters that Anglican Watch is hostile to the Diocese of Virginia (DioVA). We’ll leave that to others to decide, but we want to be clear on our position about Cayce Ramey and the Diocese. Specifically, DioVA had it more right than wrong in going after

Sad news — the passing of Joy Stevenson

October 31, 2024 Anglican Watch Leave a comment

Anglican Watch notes with sadness the passing of Virginia bishop Mark Stevenson’s beloved wife Joy, who passed yesterday after a lengthy illness. Our thoughts and prayers are with Stevenson and those he loves. May Joy rest in peace and rise in glory, and the peace of God that passes all understanding

Diocese of Virginia hosts performance by anti-equality Oak Ridge Boys

July 26, 2024 Anglican Watch 2 comments

Shrine Mont welcomes marriage equality opponents

Shrine Mont, the Orkney Springs resort owned by the Episcopal Diocese of Virginia, is again hosting the Shenandoah Valley Festival. This year’s line-up includes country group The Oak Ridge Boys, which in the past has opposed marriage equality. Joe Bonsall, the Oak Ridge Boys’ late tenor who toured with the group

Grace Episcopal Alexandria: reflections on problems within the parish

October 1, 2023 Anglican Watch Leave a comment

Why is everyone leaving the Episcopal Church? Let me count them.

Disclosure: Anglican Watch editor Eric Bonetti is a former member of Grace Episcopal Alexandria Today’s visit by bishop diocesan Mark Stevenson to Grace Episcopal Alexandria marks another milestone in what is proving to be the meltdown of the diocese’s only Anglo-Catholic parish. Stevenson’s visit raises various questions about the myriad

Zeke on Life in exile: When members leave the Episcopal church: “The Episcopal Church has declined by 50% in nine years. I certainly hope some of that is ideological. If we’ve…”

Anglican Watch on The Episcopal Church is still the church of presidents. It’s just that, like the rest of us, the presidents no longer attend. And the church has no street cred to be the engine of anything.: “I am so sorry to learn of your experience. Shutting down your comments is neither Christian, nor acceptable, nor helpful.…”

Deborah Flemming-Chamulak on The Episcopal Church is still the church of presidents. It’s just that, like the rest of us, the presidents no longer attend. And the church has no street cred to be the engine of anything.: “Thank you for your words. I thought I was alone in objecting to “engine of resistance”. Today, on Facebook, a…”

Anglican Watch on Tracking clergy pedophiles after they leave ministry: the missing link in keeping kids safe: “I am so very sorry. We do believe Mullins is deceased, although we have had difficulty confirming this. Also, Mullins…”

S G on Tracking clergy pedophiles after they leave ministry: the missing link in keeping kids safe: “I would personally love to know if he is deceased. I have been in a long term relationship with a…”