The Episcopal Diocese of New York on abortion:

[sir pball]

Disclaimer: I was baptized Epsic, in a Very Nice Church. I don't still practice, but I've never renounced it and I have no reason to since we're warm and fuzzy…plus "yes I am a Baptized Christian, why do you ask" is REAL handy when dealing with my wife's nutty Pent family from Louisiana.

That said…

Abortion
The Diocese supports freedom of choice in abortion. The Diocesan Council in 1969 endorsed “repeal of all laws governing the performance of an abortion by a licensed physician.” Convention in 1972 gave support to New York’s new law permitting prospective mothers “to choose to give or not to give birth to a child.” Convention in 1974 (reaffirmed in 1986) endorsed the decision of the U.S. Supreme Court “allowing women to exercise their own conscience in the matter of abortions.” The Diocese is an affiliate of the New York State Religious Coalition for Abortion Rights.

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Other good stuff: we have openly trans bishops, support strong gun control, and allow for death with dignity.

Oh, and just for funsies - more Presidents have been Episcopalian than any other affiliation.

Probably just a drive-by post, I'm waiting for the wife to come home for dinner. Cheers!

[Haggard Celine]

1. If I went to church, I would probably attend an Episcopal church.

As far as Christianity is concerned, I'm more in line with the Unitarians (are they really Christian?) or the Episcopalians than any other denomination, but we don't have a Unitarian church around here. But they all borrow elements from Hinduism and the Egyptian religions.

[Freddie]

2. I'm ELCA, we're good too

Our national Bishop (Elizabeth Eaton) recently reaffirmed the ELCA stance of respecting a woman’s right to make her own decisions about her body.
There’s an Episcopal church down the street from my church and we’ve shared services, great people and the service is quite similar.

[DLCWIdem]

3. Yes. My episcopal church attended

Those Standing Rock pipeline protests in 2016. Althougg I don't go to church very often, I still consider it my church because I grew up in it.

[wryter2000]

4. Our Episcopal church is in total agreement

As is the national church. I understand the Lutherans and Methodists are, too. The Jews and Muslims are also for women in this regard.