Talk:William Meade
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[edit] Southern Church
I note that Meade became the Presiding Bishop of the "Southern Church," during the Civil War. I have several questions, answers to which might be an improvement to this article. Was the Southern Church formally seperated from the ECUSA during the period of the CSA? Was it called the "Southern Church," of something else (e.g. The Episcopal Church in the CSA?") Did it have a General Convention? Does it have any historical tie to the current Southern Episcopal Church? Etc. A brief history, either here or in a new article, might be useful. Just some thoughtsFranklin Moore 16:45, 20 June 2006 (UTC)
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- I did find this, which wihile it does not refer to Meade, does refer to the Sourthern Church and answers some of the question.[1] The Church was apparently know by 2 names, The Episcopal Church in the Confederate States of America and/or the General Convention of the Confederate States of America. Franklin Moore 01:26, 22 June 2006 (UTC)
