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'''LGB Christians''' are a welcoming network of lesbian, gay and bi sexual Christians and our friends launched in October 2023 at the third [[LGB Alliance]] Conference. | '''LGB Christians''' are a welcoming network of lesbian, gay and bi sexual Christians and our friends launched in October 2023 at the third [[LGB Alliance]] Conference. [[File:LgbChristiansletterheader.jpg|thumb|right|Letter Header with logo for LGB Christians ]] | ||
Their website states that [[LGB Christians]] will defend the rights of same-sex attracted people in the face of increasing backlash, confusion, and risks caused by ideas which replace the biological reality of the two sexes with self defined, gender identities'<ref> https://lgbchristians.org.uk/about/ </ref>. | Their website states that [[LGB Christians]] will defend the rights of same-sex attracted people in the face of increasing backlash, confusion, and risks caused by ideas which replace the biological reality of the two sexes with self defined, gender identities'<ref> https://lgbchristians.org.uk/about/ </ref>. | ||
[[Richard Kirker]] helped to establish and launch the network. | |||
[[File:LGBChristiansConferenceStall.jpeg|thumb|left|LGB Christians stall 2023]][[File:Photo-of-LGBChristians-flyers.jpeg|thumb|right| LGB Christians flyers]] | |||
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[[Category:Christian]] | [[Category:Christian]] | ||
Latest revision as of 13:08, 10 July 2026
LGB Christians are a welcoming network of lesbian, gay and bi sexual Christians and our friends launched in October 2023 at the third LGB Alliance Conference.
Their website states that LGB Christians will defend the rights of same-sex attracted people in the face of increasing backlash, confusion, and risks caused by ideas which replace the biological reality of the two sexes with self defined, gender identities'[1].
Richard Kirker helped to establish and launch the network.
