The broken promise of the UMC Separation Protocol: Methodist Bishops close and sell Church property

The UMC Separation Protocol, a proposal endorsed by five affinity groups within the United Methodist Church in January 2020, contained two covenants. One covenant was that local Methodist Churches agreed not to pursue church trials of Bishop's and Clergy who openly violate the Book of Discipline. The other covenant was that Bishop's agreed not to close local Churches and sell their property. It is clear that the Bishop's have not kept their promises. Watch this video to learn more. For a free United Methodist Church Separation Guide ebook, visit www.daltontomich.com/united-m...

[@48Ballen]

when you don't follow the Word of God, this outcome is inevitable.

[@hughsalter7769]

They closed two churches i had serious ties to and 11 others one sold quickly

[@carolepylant1015]

Why am I not surprised, but God, but God!

[@mississippichris]

I wonder if "exigent circumstances" allows for bad faith. Serving UMC corporate is not necessarily connected with serving God.
Does that matter to the bishops?

[@mikemichaels6430]

What steps to protect the Church property?