Angry parishioners cut Scottish Episcopal Church from their wills after bullying claims against its first female bishop are dropped.
Members of the Scottish Episcopal Church are threatening to leave while others have vowed to remove it from their wills after bullying complaints against its first female bishop were dropped.
Some claimed the decision by its independent procurator that it was not in the public interest to pursue a tribunal has made a ‘mockery’ of the church.
The Right Reverend Anne Dyer was appointed Bishop of Aberdeen and Orkney in 2018, but was suspended pending a disciplinary tribunal over three complaints, concerning ‘behaviour or conduct unbecoming of a member of the clergy, which brings or is likely to bring the church into disrepute’. DM.
