What it means for LGBTQ+ Americans to leave — or choose — Christianity
Almost two-thirds of LGBTQ+ people who were raised Christian have left, new data finds. But queer Black Americans have more to leave behind.
February 14, 2024
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Almost two-thirds of LGBTQ+ people who were raised Christian have left, new data finds. But queer Black Americans have more to leave behind.
Arlington Street Church's leadership said they want to provide a welcoming place for queer people.Â
Trenton police are searching for those who tagged buildings with hate language and symbols.
A church in Mike Pence's home state is nowhere to be found after it posted an anti-LGBT sign that residents protested.Â
The American Civil Liberties Union and the Americans United for Separation of Church and State filed an appeal Thursday to strip federal funding from Kentucky Baptist Homes for Children, a public child care institution that allegedly religiously indoctrinates children and discriminates against LGBT people in their hiring practices. "We strongly believe that any group taking public funds should not discriminate in hiring or proselytize," said Joe Conn, press contact for Americans United for the Separation of Church and State. "Kentucky Baptist Homes takes buckets of public funds, yet they still try to indoctrinate the children in their care."
Any church or church member who supports LGBT people should be cursed with 'cancer, HIV, syphilis, stroke, madness, itch, then hell," according to the ATLAH World Missionary Church in Harlem.
A survivor of "conversion therapy" tries to find a church that doesn't just tolerate, but embraces.
A Texas congregation of the 49-year-old Metropolitan Community Church shutters, while the denomination ponders its future.
The church has been in the news after advocating the death penalty for LGBTQ+ folks practicing the "sodomite deception."
After the denomination's leadership embraced bigotry, LGBTQ Methodists find themselves at a crossroads.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints is one of the most powerful forces working to defeat gay equality. And openly gay and lesbian Mormons are the most powerful force working to change their church
Author and furniture magnate Mitchell Gold has a message, delivered via open letter, for the beleaguered pontiff.
Andrew Ponder, active in the church since he was 14, on how the Methodist rejection of LGBTQ people stung him.