On Wednesday, April 30 by a narrow margin, the General Conference rejected petition 80088 (See Plenary Voting On LGBT Issues) that stated, "The pastor(s) and the congregation are to faithfully receive all persons who are willing to affirm our vows of membership." After Decision 1032 was upheld, the reconciling movement gathered, debriefed and returned to the Fort Worth Convention Center for the first protest.
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May 01, 2008
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