Facing renovation debt, Peters church cedes building and moves

St. David's Anglican Church in Peters, which owes nearly $1 million to a bank for renovations, is turning its building over to the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh and will lease a former Catholic church building in Canonsburg.

[MiddleWay]

"St. David's Anglican Church in Peters, which owes nearly $1 million to a bank for renovations, is turning its building over to the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh and will lease a former Catholic church building in Canonsburg."

1) The new Anglican church raked in debt

2) They have no money and want to give it back to TEC (LOL)

3) They will be using an abandoned roman building

And that's just the first sentence!!

[T McCabe]

What else would you expect from the Merry Pirates of the Global South and their North American allies?

TEC should of course take the property back and then press criminal charges against to people that misused church assets under false identities of ownership. The bankers and lenders should be looked at to see if they knowingly assisted in committing the fraudulently based funding.

[Think Again]

MiddleWay wrote:

"St. David's Anglican Church in Peters, which owes nearly $1 million to a bank for renovations, is turning its building over to the Episcopal Diocese of Pittsburgh and will lease a former Catholic church building in Canonsburg."
1) The new Anglican church raked in debt
2) They have no money and want to give it back to TEC (LOL)
3) They will be using an abandoned roman building
And that's just the first sentence!!

At least they didn't sell it to owners who would turn it into a mosque.

[MiddleWay]

Think Again wrote:

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At least they didn't sell it to owners who would turn it into a mosque.

Why, don't you love the children of the Book?

We all worship the same God..........

[T McCabe]

MiddleWay wrote:

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Why, don't you love the children of the Book?
We all worship the same God..........

Think Again and Vacuous Joe most certainly don't worship the God I worship. My God is the Trinity. The Trinity is a Spirit and not magically bound to any book or location or a single group of people.

All humans are the children of the Trinity.

[RevKen]

Think Again wrote:

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At least they didn't sell it to owners who would turn it into a mosque.

No, they just sold it to the local bank.

Wonder who owns the bank.

[George]

RevKen wrote:

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No, they just sold it to the local bank.
Wonder who owns the bank.

Must be them Jews McCabe is always railing against.
You people are a bunch of morons. The church borrowed money to renovate the building. Now that the TEO has succeeded in kicking them out of the property, there is no congregation left to pay the mortgage. You got exactly what you wanted and are now unhappy that you got it. Tsk! Tsk!

[Think Again]

T McCabe wrote:

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Think Again and Vacuous Joe most certainly don't worship the God I worship. My God is the Trinity. The Trinity is a Spirit and not magically bound to any book or location or a single group of people.
All humans are the children of the Trinity.

Thanks for your response Ken, ahhhh I mean Sock puppet.

[Listen to the Word]

One wonders under what terms TEC was "the guarantor of the mortgage" if the congregation wasn't TEC. I assume that the court said the mortgage goes with the building, but that is not clearly stated.

At the very least, the property must be considered worth more than a million dollars and therefore TEC should be able to get its money out of it upon sale of the property.

[MiddleWay]

Listen to the Word wrote:

One wonders under what terms TEC was "the guarantor of the mortgage" if the congregation wasn't TEC. I assume that the court said the mortgage goes with the building, but that is not clearly stated.
At the very least, the property must be considered worth more than a million dollars and therefore TEC should be able to get its money out of it upon sale of the property.

One could look it up if one wasn't obviously lazy.

But it's so much easier to assume and lie.....

[T McCabe]

Think Again wrote:

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Thanks for your response Ken, ahhhh I mean Sock puppet.

When I read these comments I realize that these people are not really off their meds because they are actually using other forms of mind altering drugs as self medication.

[Joe DeCaro]

T McCabe wrote:

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Think Again and Vacuous Joe most certainly don't worship the God I worship ...

Yes, neither of us worships a projection of ourselves as you do.

[George]

Never confuse the arrogant with facts but in case anyone is interested - The mortgage dates back to 2002 and was orignally $3 million. It has been paid down to $990,000 and the parish continued to pay $10,000 per month toward the repayment but eventually got frustrated when the TEO kept stalling in negotating a sale price. So they voted to vacate and hand the keys to the Diocese. So now the Diocese has to deal with a property for which they have no use other than to turn it into a labrynth or site for Druid services.

[Think Again]

George wrote:

Never confuse the arrogant with facts but in case anyone is interested - The mortgage dates back to 2002 and was orignally $3 million. It has been paid down to $990,000 and the parish continued to pay $10,000 per month toward the repayment but eventually got frustrated when the TEO kept stalling in negotating a sale price. So they voted to vacate and hand the keys to the Diocese. So now the Diocese has to deal with a property for which they have no use other than to turn it into a labrynth or site for Druid services.

Good post George.

[Joe DeCaro]

George wrote:

... So now the Diocese has to deal with a property for which they have no use other than to turn it into a labrynth or site for Druid services.

The Diocese has no use for it as it has no longer has congregants; TEC's welcome icon should be an empty church.

[MiddleWay]

George wrote:

Never confuse the arrogant with facts but in case anyone is interested - The mortgage dates back to 2002 and was orignally $3 million. It has been paid down to $990,000 and the parish continued to pay $10,000 per month toward the repayment but eventually got frustrated when the TEO kept stalling in negotating a sale price. So they voted to vacate and hand the keys to the Diocese. So now the Diocese has to deal with a property for which they have no use other than to turn it into a labrynth or site for Druid services.

LOL!

We've got a local Methodist Church that has a great labyrinth(spelled correctly). Any one is welcome to walk it and pray.

I'm going to put one on my property, the same one that is in the Church of Chartres (poor romans don't know what to do with theirs).

They are great prayer tools, which is why they were built.

Now, as far as the Druid services, we must have those under another name.

LOL!

Idiot..........

[MiddleWay]

Joe DeCaro wrote:

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The Diocese has no use for it as it has no longer has congregants; TEC's welcome icon should be an empty church.

But it's not and won't be.

How about for the romans your welcome sign has a picture of a little boy popping out of a priest's cassock........

[T McCabe]

George wrote:

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Must be them Jews McCabe is always railing against.

Show me the words! Being a Gentile Christian that has never been bound by the Jewish Law and pointing that out based on the actions and written instructions of the very Jewish leadership of the Church of Jerusalem in the First Council of Jerusalem is not 'railing against' them. Christ Jesus was Himself a Jew in case you forgotten that simple fact.

Are you really a lawyer or are you simply another hate filled cynic and very poor sophist?