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Latest revision as of 20:41, 4 October 2025
The Evangelical Fellowship for Lesbian and Gay Christians (EF) was founded in 1979. It was a group of women and men, most of whom were lesbian, gay or bisexual who came from an evangelical Christian background.
The Evangelical Fellowship gave the opportunity:
- to meet and share experiences with other lesbian, gay and bisexual Christians
- to support and be supported in times of difficulty or stress
- to encourage one another in the Christian faith
- to think through issues relating both to faith and sexuality.
EF held conferences twice a year, and promoted the Brenda Harrison Memorial Lectures. It wound up around 2015.