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Lesbian, gay, & bisexual resources
LGBT and LGBT-positive religious
organizations
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The American Friends Service Committee is a Quaker organization with members from
many religions. It has a listing of religious and secular lesbian, gay, bisexual and
transsexual resources at:
http://www.afsc.org/
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The Apostolic Restoration Mission "has endeavored, seeking
direction from the Lord, to open up His word in truth, and to dispel the
myths that mainstream denominations have used to abuse and wound the gay
community." See:
www.apostolicrestorationmission.4t.com
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The Center for Democratic Renewal has an essay "Homosexuality
and Religion" at:
http://www.qrd.org/qrd/
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The Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies in Religion and Ministry
is at: http://www.clgs.org/
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 ChristianGays.com™ "... affirms homosexuality as a valid alternative lifestyle supported by enlightened ... interpretation of the Bible. We are a community of GLBTIQ Christians (and a few other faiths) from 13 - 96 who would love to welcome you as part of 'the family'. Social Group, Chat Rooms, Dating Service, Articles, Resources, Education, Prison Ministry, Blogging, Books & Music For Sale, and much more. See: http://www.christiangays.com/
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Gay & Catholic: One man, one journey is a blog intended to share the webmaster's experiences in the hope that it helps others in their journeys. See: http://www.gayandcatholic.net/
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Gay Christian Europe "... offers multi-lingual support and resources to Christians of all denominations in Europe, who are Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender (GLBT) or questioning their sexual orientation, in their own mother tongues." See: http://www.gaychristian-europe.com/
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The Gay Dad has a "Summary of Religious Views on Homosexuality" at:
http://milepost1.com/
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The Hartford Institute for Religion Research has a list of "Denominationally
oriented advocacy groups" at:
http://hirr.hartsem.edu/
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The Interfaith Working Group maintains a very large list of hyperlinks to ern sites working in the fields of equal rights for gays and lesbians,
support groups, etc. See: http://www.iwgonline.org/
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John Kreitzer has written a fascinating essay titled "God's True Word." He discusses: "Why do many churches teach that all unions are blessed by God and perform marriages for gays and lesbians while others say it is a sin?" His essay covers religious history during the past two millennia. It conains photographs of the genitals of an intersex person which viewers might find fascinating, disturbing, etc. See: http://www.isa56.com
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PFLAG-Atlanta has a list of "National religious organizations affirming
gays and lesbians at:
http://www.pflagatl.org/
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Strings: Liberal Christian Voices sells shirts, art, stationery and more
for the thinking Christian. They have a gay-positive "Straight but not
narrow isle." They also have a "Separate Church and
Hate" aisle. See:
http://www.cafepress.com/
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Second Stone is an ecumenical Christian newspapers for lesbians gays, bisexuals and transsexuals. See:
http://www.whosoever.org/
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 TruthSetsFree is a personal web site by Justin Cannon who makes his
report "The Bible, Christianity and homosexuality" available in Word, PDF, HTML eReader, and hard copy format. See:
http://www.truthsetsfree.net/
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UCLA LGBT has an essay on "Homosexuality and Religion" at:
http://www.lgbt.ucla.edu/
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What are False Christians is a personal web site which contrasts
Christian faith groups which preach exclusion and hatred with those which
teach love and acceptance. The site has a major essay on homosexuality. See:
http://falsechristians.com/
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Whosoever is an online magazine for gay, lesbian,
bisexual and transgender Christians. Their "ministries provide resources to
help GLBT people reclaim their faith, rekindle their relationship to God
through Christ, and grow in their spiritual relationship to God.
Whosoever is dedicated to emboldening GLBT people and their straight
allies to work for justice and equality within the church and society at
large. Whosoever strives to assure GLBT people that they are
included in God's unconditional love and are already justified by their
faith and sanctified by grace alone." See:
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