Look what I found... ECUSA's New Hymn

ECUSA's New Hymn

There's a new hymn for the new TEC, to be sung to the tune Aurelia (The Church's One Foundation"):

The Anglican Communion
Was mightily distressed
When bishops of ECUSA
Their heresies expressed,
And in Convention showed not
Repentance or regret,
But chose to walk their own path,
Firm in their own ways set.

Political correctness
And chic diversity --
These are our church’s hallmarks,
And quite our cup of tea.
We follow where the winds blow,
We are the church of NOW.
We’re new Episcopalians
And trendier than thou.

Our gospel is inclusive.
(The other one's passe.)
We welcome all the sexes,
Transgendered, lesbigay.
And though we're loudly preaching
Our relevant good news,
We are a tad perplexed by
So many empty pews.

“To God alone be glory” –
This used to be our song.
With Kathryn Jefferts Schori
It likely won’t be long
Before we change our story
And sing another tune –
Not Father, Son and Spirit,
But Mother, Child and Womb.

Our church has no foundation
And Christ is not her Lord.
She is our new creation
By our own mighty word.
The Bible’s too oppressive,
And morals leave us bored.
Who then is our salvation?
It’s our own selves – adored.

Well, something extreme, don't you think? I found it here. Good criticism, by the way.
So I became intrigued as to what ECUSA meant. Now I know, sadly.
Episcopal Church in the United States of America. Check it yourself:

The Episcopal Church in the United States of America is often called ECUSA. Perhaps it is more properly called PECUSA (The Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America). If you think that being Episcopalian is about being proper, then you should probably call it the Domestic and Foreign Missionary Society of the Protestant Episcopal Church in the United States of America.

We would like to refer you to four places for more information:

• The official home page of the U.S. Episcopal Church, http://ecusa.anglican.org/.
• Anglicans Online, http://anglicansonline.org/, the online weekly magazine
• The Anglican Communion Office in London, http://www.anglicancommunion.org/
• The Anglican Domain, http://anglican.org/.