LGBT Rights2018-05-03T20:19:36+00:00

Those who identify as LGBTQ  deserve the same rights and protections as every American. We love and value our LGBTQ members and followers and affirm them as our brothers and sisters. Government should not have any input on theological viewpoints, and even as arguments concerning homosexuality will go on for years to come, that argument should be within churches and one’s spiritual belief on a personal level, not as legislation that allows discrimination based on sexual orientation.

The LGBTQ community should have our protection from discrimination in every way. There is much propaganda stating that the goal of the LGBTQ rights movement is to take away freedom of religion and that is just not the case. We would not support any legislation that limits freedom to preach whatever people want to preach and write whatever they want to write.  This is our First Amendment right, even if what they are preaching and writing is harmful to the true cause of Christ, and harmful to our witness as Christians of loving your neighbor, and hurts fellow LGBTQ Christians. “Religious Freedom” does not mean freedom to discriminate unlawfully in business, it is freedom to express your views.

As Christians, we are commanded to love, treat with respect and defend the LGBTQ community and any other marginalized group. This we know as absolute: Jesus said that if we commit hate in our heart we have committed murder and judge not lest ye be judged – thus, we should take discrimination, hate-talk and the bullying of the LGBTQ community very seriously.

 

“What Would Jesus Pod?” Episode Four with Arizona Gubernatorial Nominee Kelly Fryer: Can a Gay Christian Minister Win in AZ?

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In-depth interview with Kelly Fryer, former Lutheran minister who,

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