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My Family & LCNA Video
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Story: Elizabeth Bryant
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Elizabeth talks about how she has benefited from those working for racial equality, and now wanting to do her part for LGBT equality.
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Story: Leah Matz
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Leah talks about realizing that being gay doesn't mean she has to give up her faith.
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Story: Glenn Choquette
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Glenn talks about struggling to stay in an unwelcoming church, and how the distrust and fear LGBT people can feel when searching for a new congregation makes it so importan...
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Story: Jeremy Posadas
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Jeremy talks about where the church is headed, and what kind of church we pass along to upcoming generations.
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Story: Paul Gibson
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Paul explains how keeping invisible about one's sexual orientation and/or gender identity expands into keeping invisible as a person, and how one openly gay pastor helped P...
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Story: Wei-Haur Lau
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Wei-Haur talks about the pain of feeling unwanted, and the joy of refinding home, both with family and with the church.
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Story: Denise Leslie
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Denise talks about finding a new family with GLBT folks in her community, and their bringing her back into the Lutheran church. Now, Denise hopes that the church could off...
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Story: Anna Tibstra
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Anna talks about the importance of churches and other institutions being public and outspoken in their acceptance of all, especially for those feeling ostracized and hurt b...
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Story: Leo Treadway
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Leo talks about the importance of visible church figures extending welcome towards LGBT folks as a part of the church's ministry.
About LutheransConcerned
Working at the intersection of oppressions, Lutherans Concerned/North America (LC/NA) embodies, inspires, advocates and organizes for the acceptance and full participation of people of all sexual orientations and gender identities within the Lutheran communion and its ecumenical and global partners.
Freed by God's grace, the body of Christ on earth leads a joyous dance of transformation, integrating sexuality and spirituality, justice and mercy. Through continuous reformation, the Church embraces in holiness and into wholeness people of all sexual orientations and gender identities, strengthening us for authentic, visible, faithful lives. Dedicated to radical reconciliation, the Church falls into the heart of God's passionate intent, co-creating a world without outcasts, calling all to serve as guests and hosts at God's table of blessing and power.
You can be a Reconciling Lutheran! Visit www.LCNA.org/RL for more information. Make your support known!
Working at the intersection of oppressions, Lutherans Concerned/North America (LC/NA) embodies, inspires, advocates and organizes for the acceptance and full participation of people of all sexual orientations and gender identities within the Luthe...
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