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The Christian Reformed Church in North America voted last week to hand down a “limited suspension" to institutions that publicly embrace the queer community.
The Christian group has been hit with complaints for its treatment of LGBT people, but its spokesman says they help everyone.
Those cheerful bell ringers who stand on sidewalks collecting cash and change in their kettles -- are they and their 'army' secretly working against LGBT people?Â
The singer was set to play an NFL Thanksgiving halftime show to kick off the Salvation Army's holiday campaign but is reconsidering to support LGBTQ people.
Starting on Thursday in New Orleans, Episcopal bishops will take up the most direct demand yet that they reverse course on gay issues: Anglican leaders want an unequivocal pledge that Episcopalians won't consecrate another gay bishop or approve official prayers for same-gender couples. If the church fails to do so by Sept. 30, their full membership in the Anglican Communion could be lost.
A leading Episcopal conservative announced plans for a partnership Friday that aims to create an alternative to the liberal-leaning Episcopal Church. Bishop Robert Duncan of Pittsburgh (pictured), whose diocese is considering breaking away from the national denomination, said the group will be called the Common Cause Partnership.
The Lambeth Conference, a once-a-decade summit of the world's Anglican bishops starting this week, will be a tense, closely watched family reunion. Nearly one quarter of the bishops -- theological conservatives mostly from Africa -- are boycotting the event. The 650 or so bishops who are participating are a mix of traditionalists and liberals with widely divergent ideas on how to save the splintering Anglican Communion.
This year, the Vatican continued its mixed messages about queer equality and dignity. Is our patience worn thin?
Which companies support LGBT people and which ones don't?
Tax filings show the fast food chain gave nearly $2 million to homophobic organizations in 2017.
The company's head of philanthropic giving says Chick-fil-A's donations are meant to help, not exclude.
Protests against the fast food chain, which has a history of supporting anti-LGBTQ causes, led a landlord to say the lease won't be extended.
Despite boycotts and pushback, Chick-fil-A continues to donate to anti-LGBT organizations.Â
The small radical antigay group wants to show their distaste for the Kentucky clerk's adultery.
The leader of the Catholic Church, who recently spoke out against same-sex marriage, sat down with the out CEO.
The bill, soon headed to Gov. Greg Abbott, would keep governments from punishing businesses because of their religious beliefs or donations.
The CEO of Twitter got a public shaming for promoting Chick-fil-A during Pride Month.
