Believe Out Loud – is an online community that empowers Christians to work for justice for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, and asexual (LGBTQIA) people. Reaching a monthly average of more than 5 million people per month, we are the leading platform in Christian faith and LGBTQIA advocacy. GayChurch.org – contains a large 1,800+…
321 Gay Chat – is a registration-free site that has gay chat rooms, lesbian chat rooms and bisexual chat rooms for chatters all over the world. Other gay chat centers such as yahoo gay chat and msn gay chat offer standard interfaces, unlike the award winning digichat interface which this site uses. Simply type your…
A Christian Think Tank – “Critically examine everything. Hold on to the good.” (Paul, I Thessalonians 5:21) This website comes highly recommended by my Bible Study pastor as one to go to when you hear something about Scripture that seems to contradict traditional Christianity. While it has nothing about homosexuality, it is an excellent resource…
CatholicArrogance.org – Millions of American Catholics are still reeling from the discovery that, over the years they have had a 4% chance of being assigned a priest who might use their church’s sacristy or rectory to sexually molest their children, and pretty close to a 100 % chance that when their celibate, childless bishop found out…
Queer Sacred Music Resources – A great site by Amanda Udis-Kessler of free-use original LGBTQ-inclusive hymns, worship songs, and rounds. Everything there is completely free-use, and does not involve licensing or streaming fees or issues. Liberal and inclusive Christian congregations around the U.S. are using these (and a few congregations in places like South Africa)….
FilmProjects.org – exists to facilitate the growth of spirituality through the production and presenation of films. Throughout the course of history, it was assumed that gays and lesbians were “heterosexual gone deviant” and that they could never have been created this way by God. Most of the fear, violence and harassment comes primarily from religious teachings…