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Ep  36: Ecclesiastic Secession and Property Rights in the Episcopal Church with Jim Lewis

Ep 36: Ecclesiastic Secession and Property Rights in the Episcopal Church with Jim Lewis

Episode 36 Published 8 years, 11 months ago
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The Diocese of South Carolina, once part of the Episcopal Church, seceded from the denomination in 2012 after a complex dispute, and in 2017 joined another Anglican denomination, the Anglican Church in North America. However, the Episcopal Church claims ownership of the diocese's real estate, as well as certain trademarks and intellectual property rights pertaining to its name and branding. What has ensued is an intricate and multi-faceted legal dispute between the diocese and the Episcopal Church. This story illustrates important considerations for handling ecclesiastic disputes and church splits, and what can happen when the state gets involved. Joining us to discuss his take is the Rev. Canon Jim Lewis from the Diocese of South Carolina.


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