U.S. Methodist leaders lay plans to resist vote against same-sex marriage

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U.S. Methodist leaders lay plans to resist vote against same-sex marriage
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American pastors strongly opposed the global church's recent vote against gay marriage. Now, they're planning resistance.

From left, Ed Rowe, Rebecca Wilson, Robin Hager and Jill Zundel react to the defeat of a proposal that would have allowed LGBT clergy and same-sex marriage within the United Methodist Church at the denomination's conference in February.

The Rev. Adam Hamilton, who is the pastor of the largest Methodist church in the country, with 20,000 members in his Kansas City congregation, is organizing with Haupert-Johnson, Texas’s Bishop Michael McKee and a few others. The solutions now offered by those who want to keep the church together don’t sound workable to many who voted against the plan.

A wedding in which the pastor can’t participate in the central elements that make it a wedding, unsurprisingly, isn’t enough for many pastors. Instead, they’re plotting to resist the traditional plan. Hamilton said that before his group’s first meetings in Atlanta and Dallas, he envisions two possibly viable paths: splitting and resistance.

A vision for a new denomination will be a major topic at the under-the-radar meetings this week and next: both practical questions, like how a split church could share existing institutions such as schools and hospitals, and religious ones.

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