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GLBT/GLBT-Friendly Religious and Spiritual Links




The web site of christianlesbians.com lists the group's purpose as three-fold:

• To proclaim the Good News of Jesus and God's unconditional and abiding love for all people.
• To offer information and resources for those women who are presently struggling to reconcile their faith and sexuality and to let them know that God need not be forsaken simply because of their sexual orientation. God has definitely not forsaken you!
• To create a circle of fellowship and support for Christian Lesbians, many of whom feel isolated by living in "the closet" or from having experienced rejection from family, friends and their own church community.

Nationwide Index of Welcoming Congregations

An excellent feature of this web site, also of interest to gay, bisexual, and transgender persons is its index of welcoming congregations, which is grouped by state.

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People of Faith Allies is a Minnesota-based interfaith network whose mission is to give voice and action to our conviction that gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered people have the same worth and wholeness as all people, and the right to just and equitable treatment.
(Adapted from the Mission Statement.)

 

 

Note: the following links are taken from DignityUSA's Web Site.

New Ways Ministry provides a gay-positive ministry of advocacy and justice for lesbian and gay Catholics and reconciliation within the larger Christian and civil communities.

Conference for Catholic Lesbians
The Conference for Catholic Lesbians (CCL) promotes Catholic Lesbian visibility and community by providing the opportunity to participate in a virtual community via the Web; by providing a clearinghouse of resources for Catholic Lesbians; and by providing a listing of events, meetings, retreats and conferences where you can meet and interact with other Catholic Lesbians.

What the Bible Really Says about Homosexuality, by Daniel Helminiak, Ph.D.
Along with the research of top scholars, this book shows that those who perceive Bible passages as condemning homosexuality are being misled by faulty translation and poor interpretation. Daniel Helminiak, Ph.D., is a respected theologian and former Roman Catholic priest.