Moore, W. Moultrie. Easton


Died on November 23, 1998


#622 ((no email))
Thu, 11 Jun 1916 12:28:39 EDT

W. Moultrie Moore
Retired Bishop of Easton
1885 Rifle Range Road, #32
Mt Pleasant, SC, 29464

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#622 consecrated in 1967
Ret Bp of Eas 83-. Bp-in-res S Andr 84-.
Born: 6/11/1916, Mt Pleasant SC

Coll Charleston BA 37. GTS STB 40, STD 67. U So DD 67. VTS LHD 80. S Aug
Coll LHD 89.
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Ordained deacon: 6/40, Priest: 5/41
Marriage: 24 Jul 41 Florence Muirhead Porcher c3.

Assignment when elected: Size of Parish. Rank of size: .

Current interim body membership:
Legislative committee at the 97 General Convention:

Law on homosexuality in SC: 1

Law:
'+' = No sodomy law
1 = Sodomy is a felony for lbs & straights
2 = Sodomy is a misdemeanor for lbgs & straights
3 = Sodomy is a felony, but only for lbgs
4 = Sodomy is a misdemeanor, but only for lbgs

Statistics for Diocesan bishops:
N/A communicants in 1995, Rank: N/A
communicants in 1996. Rank:

Median Congregation:
Average Congregation:
Number of congregations with 1,000+ members:

Voting Record
79 Voted "Not appropriate to ordain."
79 "*" means signed to dissent from the vote not to ordain.
88 Signed the General Synod Resolution (C of E).
90 Voted to Disassociate from the Diocese of Newark.
91 Signed the conservative "Irenaeus Resolution."
91 Voted for the Frey resolution (via Howe).
1 94 Signed the Province 7 Statement
0 94 Signed Bishop Spong's Statement of Koinonia
1 95 Signed the Presentment Against Walter Righter.
95 Signed the "Mea Culpa too" statement in support of Bp. Righter.
95 "Signed Peter Lee's compromise of the C004sa
95 Voted for C004sa to empower women's ministries in all Sees.
1 96 Signed letter condemning all gays as promiscuous as Penthouse said.
97 Voted to endorse the Kuala Lumpur Statement
97 Voted to insist on women's ministries in every diocese.
97 Voted to oppose homosexuality at Lambeth
98 Signed "Declaration" to disassociate from Bishop Spong's Call for a New Reformation