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This reverend is proudly fostering a queer spiritual community in small city Florida
He offers spiritual guidance to the sick, deaf people, and trans youth, saying, “Jesus didn’t reject people. Neither do we.”
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An anti-LGBTQ+ activist helped a drag queen become America’s #1 Christian musician
“If you’re gonna come for a drag queen, you better be ready for how she comes back.”
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Far-right pastor asks God to curse “Barbie” film because it’s “full of transsexual”
He said the church has been too afraid to stand up to the film, which, as we know, is about a children’s toy.
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Homophobic vandals ruin elderly Christian couple’s work painting rainbow in front of church
They even recorded their vandalism, shouting, “This is an abomination!”
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Teacher fired after church sees pic of her kissing her same-sex partner
The archdiocese says her relationship violates her contractual pledge to “personally exemplify the characteristics of Catholic living.”
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Black gay former staffer sues Jerry Falwell’s Liberty University for discrimination
LeeQuan McLaurin says he was expected to “profess an understanding that God hates LGBTQIA+ people” and take a bus full of evangelicals to see Candace Owens “like I was in a horror movie.”
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Update: Nearby congregation welcomes judge who was shunned by her lifelong church
Judge Smolenski and her wife was shunned by the new priest in her lifelong parish, so a nearby church actually practiced what their doctrine preaches and invited them in.
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Finally, there’s a dating app in the works for LGBTQ Christians (yes, really)
Queer Christians probably aren’t looking for long-term relationships on Grindr and Scruff.
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The Catholic Church may deny LGBTQ people funerals to avoid ‘scandal & confusion’
If it does deem a queer person worthy of a funeral, their partner should not be listed “either by name or by other reference (nor reference to the unnatural union).”
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A sprinkle of glitter promises to make this Ash Wednesday far more fabulous
“Ashes are an in-your-face statement that death and suffering are real,” say organizers. “The glitter will be a sign of our hope, which does not despair.”