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PRIDE, By Bishop Dr. Allyson Abrams

June 19, 2024 by Jack Abel

PRIDE, By Bishop Dr. Allyson Abrams As an openly gay bishop, I have often wondered what many people feel about PRIDE. Often times when you speak to those in the Christian church, they have lots of mixed feelings about persons saying they have PRIDE in who they are. So what is PRIDE about for many […]

Filed Under: Advocacy, LGBTQ, Love, Pride Tagged With: LGBTQ, Pride

A-typical Love Post by Mabel Laird

February 13, 2023 by Kirk Moore

What do you get when you cross someone who is neurologically atypical with someone with mood disorders? The answer is (of course) that the possibilities are endless. But the answer I live is: a best-friendship of many years, a marriage that makes love songs seem real, a partnership based on trust and grown by support. […]

Filed Under: Community, Grace & Forgiveness, Love, Mental Health, Mental Health Network, UCC, United Church of Christ

Supporting our Trans Loved Ones by Rev. Dr. Ciarán Osborn

June 6, 2022 by Kirk Moore

It’s an often repeated truth that the more support a trans or gender expansive person receives regarding their gender identity, the less likely they are to experience suicidality. This has been the case in my own life and in the lives of so many of my friends and colleagues. The intersection of gender identity and […]

Filed Under: Community, LGBTQ, Love, Mental Health, Mental Health Network, Solidarity, UCC, United Church of Christ

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