Anglicans in Ottawa Pride parade dress more modestly than other participants

Here is the standard of modesty that Ottawa Anglicans had to beat:

Less than modest

It wasn’t easy, but the six participating Anglican parishes put their heads together and came up with the innovative but, I must say, less than entirely inclusive idea of putting clothes on. Notwithstanding their modest attire, they still managed to stay in touch with the theme of this year’s Capital Pride Festival” and that, after all, is what Christianity is really all about:

modest Anglicans

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Among the hundreds of parade participants were scores of Anglicans from at least six parishes: St. Alban’s, Church of the Ascension, St. John the Evangelist, St. Michaels and All Angels, St. Marks, and St. James the Apostle. Marching as a group under the banner of Integrity Ottawa, they formed largest Christian group in the parade.

“We have found this to be a wonderful opportunity to make clear that there are parishes in our diocese who are intentional in their welcome to the GLBT community,” wrote Ron Chaplin of Integrity Ottawa, on the diocesan email list. Although Anglican marchers dressed more modestly than many of the participants, many seemed in touch with the theme of this year’s Capital Pride Festival – “Be Loud, Be Proud.”

3 thoughts on “Anglicans in Ottawa Pride parade dress more modestly than other participants

  1. Just further proof that the ACoC has traded its allegiance from our Lord for what is referred to as “political correctness” – a term that is deceptive in its own right.
    When the church denounces the authority of Scripture and the uniqueness of Jesus Christ it can no longer be considered as Christian. The Scripture is clear – homosexual activity is a behaviour NOT an identity and is clearly denounced in Scripture the same as any other sin.

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