Tag: Christ Church Kennesaw

Defending Christ Episcopal Church: A call for accountability and transparency

December 1, 2024 Anglican Watch One comment

This statement comes from a group of concerned Christians dedicated to upholding the integrity of Christ Episcopal Church located at 1210 Wooten Lake Rd NW, Kennesaw, GA. We feel compelled to speak out in light of recent troubling developments involving the church’s rector, Father Marshall Benjamin Day. Our aim is

Episcopal priest Ben Day wins battle, loses war

August 5, 2024 Anglican Watch One comment

Cobb County, GA, judicial records indicate that Art Blackburn, a former parishioner at Christ Church, Kennesaw, GA, pled guilty to a misdemeanor and was sentenced to a year’s probation. And while some may argue that Episcopal priest Ben Day got what he wanted — which was a court ruling that

Anglican Watch denounces Ben Day perjury, refuses to disclose sources to prosecutor

July 15, 2024 Anglican Watch One comment

It appears the First Amendment doesn’t apply in Cobb County, Georgia. That’s the conclusion Anglican Watch reached after a conversation with prosecutor Diane Busch, in which we denounced Episcopal priest Ben Day’s perjury. In our conversation, Busch demanded to know who our sources are. We declined to provide them, and she stated

Ben Day Title IV clergy disciplinary case sent to investigator as Day continues efforts to influence the criminal case

July 13, 2024 Anglican Watch 8 comments

The Title IV clergy disciplinary case against Episcopal priest Ben Day has been referred to an investigator. The decision to investigate was made by the Title IV reference panel, which under church canons comprises the intake officer, the bishop diocesan, and one other member of the diocesan clergy disciplinary committee.

Anglican Watch on Update on Santosh Marray Title IV case: “Sorry, our bad: We didn’t clearly identify that it was a member of the Easton clergy who sent this out…”

Ben on Further reflections on the Ousley debacle: Why we’re alarmed: “TEC and dioceses should avail themselves of professional HR services and consultants who are outside of the church; in addition…”

TickTock on Update on Santosh Marray Title IV case: “The language that the diocese used in the public statement sounds as emotionally inept as does the Church of England’s…”

Quentin on Multiple Episcopal bishops must resign as corruption within the House of Bishops runs rampant: “The does not seem to be any rhyme or reason in regards to enforcement of Title IV complaints. Some clergy…”

Anglican Watch on Anglican Watch calls for Todd Ousley to withdraw as nominee for bishop provisional of Wyoming: “Not to mention simple compassion for the long-suffering members of the Diocese of Wyoming.”