I have been a member of All Saints for over 50 years...have returned to Fort Worth and the church after being away for many years. Am not sure where to go as I am a believer in remaining faithful to the church. Could you direct me as where I can worship and be a part of the reforming. Thanks ...

We held our Diocesan Convention here in Fort Worth yesterday and we are now free of the heretical ways of TEC. Remain Faithful looks forward to being a resource to other orthodox Anglicans and Episcopalians as we prepare for the formation of the new orthodox Province in North America. Please feel free to email me if you need any information or if we can be of assistance. Oh- and did I mention the Diocese of Fort Worth no longer has any geographical boundaries so we will be able to be a safe orthodox haven to others in need. Contact me if you need more information on that as well. cbates@legacyfinancial.com God Bless! Chad Bates

I am in one of the "Continuing" Episcopal churches, (ACC) and I hope it will one day be united with the Remain Faithful.

I just read a statement from Jefferts Schori regarding the Diocese of Pittsburg, where she states that "the vast majority of Episcopalians and Anglicans will be intensely grieved by the actions of individuals who thought it necessary to remove them from TEC" Yeah, sure. My opinion is that the vast majority of Aglicans are rejoicing that Pittsburg has chosen to follow Jesus Christ instead of a political agenda that has nothing to do with Our Lord and Savior.

I attended the event on Saturday and was impressed with this incredible group. Great things are being accomplished and I am proud to say I am a member. We must stand together against what TEC is and will be doing in the future. I am proud of my Episcopal/Anglican background and am willing to do all in my power to preserve the basis of my faith. God bless you all! Thank you for all you are doing. LLD