Open Hands Magazine
The LGBT Religious Archives Network, in collaboration with the Institute of Welcoming Resources, hosts an online exhibit displaying the complete […]
Resources
Bisexuality: Making the Invisible Visible in Faith Communities
Bisexuality: Making Visible the Invisible in Faith Communities is a multifaith compendium of stories and resources to help congregations as they take
Making Sense of the Bible: Rediscovering the Power of Scripture Today
Making Sense of the Bible by Rev. Adam Hamilton is a clear, readable book which, in about 300 pages, gives
Latino/a Roundtable Resources
Free Spanish-language resources published by the Pacific School of Religion Latino/a Roundtable. English translations are also available.
Latino/a Roundtable
The Latino/a Roundtable at Pacific School of Religion promotes understanding, acceptance and affirmation of Latino/a LGBTQ persons and their families
African American Roundtable
The African American Roundtable at Pacific School of Religion seeks the full inclusion of Black lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender
Asian and Pacific Islander Roundtable
The Asian and Pacific Islander Roundtable envisions the emergence of coalitions and networks of API LGBTQ and API allies across
Valuing Families: Christian Education for the Household of God
This curriculum focuses on the API experience of, and commitment to, extended family in community. API families are often extended
Umoja: Unity in the Community
Umoja is a Swahili word that means Unity. African-American communities, however, are deeply divided over homosexuality. Many families and congregations
Reading the Bible Again for the First Time
Sometimes a congregation needs to start its affirming journey at the basics: how to read the Bible. Without seminary training,
Your People Shall Be My People
A discussion resource on equal marriage from Reconciling Works, the Lutheran Church’s (ELCA) Welcoming Church Program.
I Do! Getting Ready for Marriage: Today’s Guide for Couples
I Do! Getting Ready for Marriage: Today’s Guide for Couples, by the Stillspeaking Writiers’ Group of the United Church of