International religious leader urge repeal of Caribbean anti-LGBT laws
Religious leaders from five nations have called on governments across the Caribbean to repeal their anti-gay laws.
Distributing condoms at church
The House of Rainbow, a gay-friendly church, takes the ministry of HIV prevention seriously.
Basis for anti-gay laws: Greed, not morality
Greed, not morality, was at the root of England’s original 1553 anti-homosexuality law, which has spawned similar laws…
Is the Episcopal Church really LGBT-friendly?
How LGBT-friendly is the Episcopal Church? That question was briefly raised during the Intimate Conviction conference in Jamaica…
Why fight for the human rights of LGBTQ people?
What is the role of a non-Christian in the struggle for LGBTQ rights? Why fight for the human…
Why be an LGBTQ Christian?
From the Intimate Conviction conference, Jamaica, October 2017: If you’re LGBTQ, why be a Christian?
Homophobes create a god in their own image
Angry? Anti-gay? Anti-feminist? “It is a terrible idolatrous mistake when we make God in our image.” — the…
Sanctions target gay-friendly Anglicans, not homophobes. Why?
The Anglican Communion rebukes American, Canadian and Scottish churches that stray from its party line against same-sex marriage,…
Beyond Sodom: A biblical case for repealing sodomy laws
Archbishop John Holder put a biblical case for decriminalization of homosexuality under the noses of hundreds of thousands…
Taking aim at anti-LGBT laws dating back to Henry VIII
The buggery law in many former British colonies can be traced back to King Henry VIII, the Rt.…