This episode features a live conversation with members of ACNAtoo responding to the aftermath of the Washington Post articles that have come out by journalist Ian Shapira. Along with details about the articles and the abuse survivors that did not fit into the articles, they also share their insights about what is happening at the provincial level regarding the accusations towards Archbishop Steve Wood and Bishop Ruch's trial. Supporters of ACNAtoo and listeners of the podcast were able to join the conversation and ask questions via the message box. Abbi Nye moderated those questions and was joined by Audrey Luhmann, Heather Griffin, and Conor Hanson. Please note: further accusations and developments have come out since recording this conversation, which is acknowledged in the episode's introduction and referenced in the article links given bellow.

You can read a transcript of this episode here.

Articles from the Washington Post, Living Church, and other sources:

U.S. Anglican Church archbishop accused of sexual misconduct, abuse of power

A bishop’s secret church trial and the U.S. Anglican Church in turmoil

Second woman says N. American Anglican Church archbishop sexually harassed her

N. American Anglican archbishop takes paid leave in wake of allegations

Inhibited Bishop Sues ACNA

Abp Wood Announces Leave of Absence

ACNA Archbishop Faces Second Sexual Misconduct Complaint

Accountability and Discipline of Bishops in the ACNA (from ACNA website)

GAFCON Communique: The Future Has Arrived

No Schadenfreude for the ACNA

In ACNA’s upside-down world, abuse survivors are considered the problem by Abbi Nye

Is the church broken? by Chris Hill

Open letter from victims of Derek Jones to the ACNA

Concerns from my heart about the deep ACNA leadership crisis: Kendall Harmon

Twitter thread from Audrey Luhmann

Twitter thread from Arlie Coles

Twitter thread from "monk of justice"

Twitter thread from Marissa Burt