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	The '''Lambeth Conferences''' are decennial conferences of the [[Anglican Communion]], convened by the [[Archbishop of Canterbury]]. The first Conference was held at [[Lambeth Palace]] in 1867.		[[File:LambethLarge1.PNG\|thumb\|2008 conference logo]]The '''Lambeth Conferences''' are decennial conferences of the [[Anglican Communion]], convened by the [[Archbishop of Canterbury]]. The first Conference was held at [[Lambeth Palace]] in 1867.

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	"A Pastoral Statement to Lesbian and Gay Anglicans"</ref> Division and controversy centred on this motion and its application continued to the extent that, ten years later, in 2007, [[Giles Goddard]] of [[Inclusive Church]] suggested in published correspondence with Andrew Goddard across the liberal–evangelical divide: "It's possible to construct a perfectly coherent argument that the last 10 years have been preoccupied with undoing the damage Lambeth 1.10 caused to the Communion."<ref>http://www.inclusivechurch2.net/index.php?id=7189</ref>		"A Pastoral Statement to Lesbian and Gay Anglicans"</ref> Division and controversy centred on this motion and its application continued to the extent that, ten years later, in 2007, [[Giles Goddard]] of [[Inclusive Church]] suggested in published correspondence with Andrew Goddard across the liberal–evangelical divide: "It's possible to construct a perfectly coherent argument that the last 10 years have been preoccupied with undoing the damage Lambeth 1.10 caused to the Communion."<ref>http://www.inclusivechurch2.net/index.php?id=7189</ref>

	A controversial incident occurred during the conference when Bishop Emmanuel Chukwuma of Enugu, Nigeria attempted to exorcise the "homosexual demons" from the Reverend [[Richard Kirker]], leader of the [[Lesbian and Gay Christian Movement]], who was passing out leaflets. Chukwuma told Kirker that he was "killing the church"; Kirker's civil response to the attempted exorcism was "May God bless you, sir, and deliver you from your prejudice against homosexuality."<ref>http://books.google.com/books?id=fJpXHpm17fEC&pg=PA5 Frank G Kirkpatrick, ''The Episcopal Church in crisis: how sex, the Bible, and authority are dividing the faithful'' Greenwood Publishing Group, 2008, page 5 \|isbn=978-0-313-34662-0}}</ref><ref>http://books.google.com/books?id=uUH-KjLLzX0C&pg=PA137 Stephen Bates, ''A church at war: Anglicans and homosexuality'', I.B. Tauris, 2004 isbn=978-1-85043-480-1</ref><ref>http://books.google.com/books?id=NX-LKTw0cl0C&pg=PA97 \| Richard Harries and Michael W. Brierley, ''Public life and the place of the church: reflections to honour the Bishop of Oxford''. Ashgate Publishing Ltd, 2006, page=97 isbn=978-0-7546-5301-1}}</ref>		A controversial incident occurred during the conference when Bishop Emmanuel Chukwuma of Enugu, Nigeria attempted to exorcise the "homosexual demons" from the Reverend [[Richard Kirker]], leader of the [[Lesbian and Gay Christian Movement]], who was passing out leaflets. Chukwuma told Kirker that he was "killing the church"; Kirker's civil response to the attempted exorcism was "May God bless you, sir, and deliver you from your prejudice against homosexuality."<ref>http://books.google.com/books?id=fJpXHpm17fEC&pg=PA5 Frank G Kirkpatrick, ''The Episcopal Church in crisis: how sex, the Bible, and authority are dividing the faithful'' Greenwood Publishing Group, 2008, page 5\|isbn=978-0-313-34662-0</ref><ref>http://books.google.com/books?id=uUH-KjLLzX0C&pg=PA137 Stephen Bates, ''A church at war: Anglicans and homosexuality'', I.B. Tauris, 2004 isbn=978-1-85043-480-1</ref><ref>http://books.google.com/books?id=NX-LKTw0cl0C&pg=PA97 Richard Harries and Michael W. Brierley, ''Public life and the place of the church: reflections to honour the Bishop of Oxford''. Ashgate Publishing Ltd, 2006, page=97 isbn=978-0-7546-5301-1</ref>

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	</ref> A subsequent public apology was issued to gay and lesbian Anglicans in a "Pastoral Statement" from 182 bishops worldwide, including eight primates (those of Brazil, Canada, Central Africa, Ireland, New Zealand, Scotland, South Africa and Wales).<ref>http://www.whosoever.org/v3i2/lambeth2.html		</ref> A subsequent public apology was issued to gay and lesbian Anglicans in a "Pastoral Statement" from 182 bishops worldwide, including eight primates (those of Brazil, Canada, Central Africa, Ireland, New Zealand, Scotland, South Africa and Wales).<ref>http://www.whosoever.org/v3i2/lambeth2.html
	"A Pastoral Statement to Lesbian and Gay Anglicans"</ref> Division and controversy centred on this motion and its application continued to the extent that, ten years later, in 2007, [[Giles Goddard]] of [[Inclusive Church]] suggested in published correspondence with Andrew Goddard across the liberal–evangelical divide: "It's possible to construct a perfectly coherent argument that the last 10 years have been preoccupied with undoing the damage Lambeth 1.10 caused to the Communion."<ref>http://www.inclusivechurch2.net/index.php?id=7189</ref>		"A Pastoral Statement to Lesbian and Gay Anglicans"</ref> Division and controversy centred on this motion and its application continued to the extent that, ten years later, in 2007, [[Giles Goddard]] of [[Inclusive Church]] suggested in published correspondence with Andrew Goddard across the liberal–evangelical divide: "It's possible to construct a perfectly coherent argument that the last 10 years have been preoccupied with undoing the damage Lambeth 1.10 caused to the Communion."<ref>http://www.inclusivechurch2.net/index.php?id=7189</ref>

			A controversial incident occurred during the conference when Bishop Emmanuel Chukwuma of Enugu, Nigeria attempted to exorcise the "homosexual demons" from the Reverend [[Richard Kirker]], leader of the [[Lesbian and Gay Christian Movement]], who was passing out leaflets. Chukwuma told Kirker that he was "killing the church"; Kirker's civil response to the attempted exorcism was "May God bless you, sir, and deliver you from your prejudice against homosexuality."<ref>http://books.google.com/books?id=fJpXHpm17fEC&pg=PA5 Frank G Kirkpatrick, ''The Episcopal Church in crisis: how sex, the Bible, and authority are dividing the faithful'' Greenwood Publishing Group, 2008, page 5 \|isbn=978-0-313-34662-0}}</ref><ref>http://books.google.com/books?id=uUH-KjLLzX0C&pg=PA137 Stephen Bates, ''A church at war: Anglicans and homosexuality'', I.B. Tauris, 2004 isbn=978-1-85043-480-1</ref><ref>http://books.google.com/books?id=NX-LKTw0cl0C&pg=PA97 \| Richard Harries and Michael W. Brierley, ''Public life and the place of the church: reflections to honour the Bishop of Oxford''. Ashgate Publishing Ltd, 2006, page=97 isbn=978-0-7546-5301-1}}</ref>

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The '''Lambeth Conferences''' are decennial conferences of the [[Anglican Communion]], convened by the [[Archbishop of Canterbury]]. The first Conference was held at [[Lambeth Palace]] in 1867.

==1998 Conference==
The thirteenth Conference was held in 1998 and presided over by [[George Carey]]. It was decided, by a vote of 526 to 70, to pass a resolution (1.10) calling for a "listening process" in respect of homosexuality, but stating (in an amendment passed by a vote of 389 to 190)<ref>http://www.lambethconference.org/1998/news/lc098.cfm "Lambeth Conference 1998 Archives"</ref> that "homosexual practice" (not necessarily orientation) is "incompatible with Scripture".<ref>http://www.anglicancommunion.org/windsor2004/appendix/p3.6.cfm
"Lambeth Conference 1998: Resolution 1.10 Human Sexuality"
</ref> A subsequent public apology was issued to gay and lesbian Anglicans in a "Pastoral Statement" from 182 bishops worldwide, including eight primates (those of Brazil, Canada, Central Africa, Ireland, New Zealand, Scotland, South Africa and Wales).<ref>http://www.whosoever.org/v3i2/lambeth2.html
"A Pastoral Statement to Lesbian and Gay Anglicans"</ref> Division and controversy centred on this motion and its application continued to the extent that, ten years later, in 2007, [[Giles Goddard]] of [[Inclusive Church]] suggested in published correspondence with Andrew Goddard across the liberal–evangelical divide: "It's possible to construct a perfectly coherent argument that the last 10 years have been preoccupied with undoing the damage Lambeth 1.10 caused to the Communion."<ref>http://www.inclusivechurch2.net/index.php?id=7189</ref>

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