Hmmm. As a convert to Anglicanism myself, I can kinda bear witness to the splits happening over these issues since it's happening in our communion so I think all speakers make a valid point. On the one hand I think issues over Gender politics and sexual minorities are important. At the same time I agree with the first speakers that there are other issues such as poverty, migrant justice, climate change, structural racism, etc that are enormously important. 

The thing I always wonder is this. Why is it these issues(sexual politics and gender) generate the heat the do.  The whole point of the term "communion" in Christian lingo is being in a spiritual family even with people you don't agree with. That is what Christ shows us at the Last Supper. I don't get people, liberals or conservatives, who think causing a schism and a division among believers is worth it because you disagree with them on one issue when there are many more that unite.