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Winile Ximba2024-09-17T14:38:00
At its most recent conference in the USA, the United Methodist Church removed the prohibition on considering openly LGBT candidates for ordained ministry. There’s a growing divide between Africa and the West on sexuality, reports Winile Ximba
The Methodist Church in Africa has been thrown into an existential crisis over a decision by its US counterpart to allow practising homosexual men and women to become ministers.
African Methodists have found themselves wedged between a rock and a hard place as a split from the wealthier US Methodists could mean a drying up of desperately needed humanitarian money.
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