“I decided to publicly come out of the closet, talking about my experience as a gay theology student."
"One of my theology colleagues threatened me, and a former theology teacher wrote an article about my coming out entitled 'disappointment and disgust'.”
Stories like this highlight the task ahead of us—something we see not as a challenge, but as an opportunity to create change, raise awareness, and walk alongside our members and their families every step of their journey.
At SDA Kinship we value the confidentiality, membership, and contributions of those who are LGBTIQ, families, and allies who are 'in the closet.'
The decisions made by the #GCAC18 'Doctrines, Policies, Statements, and Guidelines Regarding Homosexuality Committee' will directly affect us as #LGBTQ#Adventists.
October 11 was #NationalComingOutDay and it also marked the beginning of the #GCAC18 (the Seventh-day Adventist Church's Annual Council meeting.)
“I decided to publicly come out of the closet, talking about my experience as a gay theology student."
The cover of this month’s Pacific Union Recorder has been creating a lot of buzz. Can you guess why?
Coming out stories are too often met with shame, scorn, and isolation. This #NationalComingOutDay, help us change that!
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