“Roy A. Atwood . . . said he feels ‘giddy.’” Continue reading
The trifecta of longtime Kirk stalwarts who lost their jobs. Continue reading
Douglas Wilson requires not only absolute loyalty from his employees but fawning obeisance. And Dr. Jayson Grieser gives both. Continue reading
“Why would the Rev. Holy Man defend an unpopular evil that always needed to be abolished?” Continue reading
Laughter Is War — but the laughs end when he brings war against you. Continue reading
P.S. My wife and I count as one of the great privileges of our life our friendship with Roy and Bev Atwood, a godly and gracious Christian couple.
Douglas Wilson
“At the same time, a resignation mid-year is not a trifle. Because of other recent administrative staff changes, the Board felt it needed to advance its timetable for appointing a new chief executive prior to Roy’s planned retirement at age 67. Unfortunately, because Roy is 62 and not yet in a position financially to retire at this time, he thought it best to resign, allowing the board to seek new leadership while he pursues other employment opportunities.” Continue reading
“For multiple reasons, certain ethical standards which used to be taken for granted in the Christian world are no longer. Recent years have seen a terrible erosion in our ability to distinguish good from evil; in certain frightening ways, the ethical competence of the Christian world is frankly disintegrating. In some places, the standards have simply collapsed.” — Douglas Wilson Continue reading
“I pledge to conduct myself in such a way that no one could ever question my loyalty to the peace and purity of Christ Church. This includes refusing to speak to any unauthorized person about grievances I might have, and includes refusing to hear any such criticisms as well. If commitment to this standard in any way compromises my conscience, then I understand that my resignation will be accepted, without notice, and without prejudice.” Continue reading
