Many churches in our area are open and affirming.

The Bishop needs to focus on the essential message of Jesus.

Parents complained to the superintendent and the banquet has been moved to a different location. I am very pleased with our school.

The man even claimed Satan was behind non-heterosexuality. He needs to join the 21st Century. In fact, he's stuck in early 20th Century.

I thought the Episcopalians were socially liberal and that the ones who disagreed had already left to form a more conservative branch. That’s what has happen to the ELCA. After eons of debating about it, the church adopted a resolution in 2009 to allow decisions about same-sex marriage and gay clergy up to each individual congregation. A fair number of ELCA churches left to form a more conservative Lutheran group. (Don’t let the door hit you on your way out, folks). But for the rest of us, it is up to the individual congregation and not the synod (region).
When same-sex marriage became legal in PA, every ELCA congregation was sent a letter requesting that the church’s council vote on the issue. I’m proud to say that my church’s council, of which I am still a member, voted unanimously to allow same-sex weddings in our church.

They got married in the middle of a regular Sunday service, and then we had an enormous feast afterward.

This has been a struggle within the church for years. The international church even sanctioned us, taking away some of our voting privileges. The national organization has stood firm throughout all this very painful process. We are going to be on the right side of history in this debate.