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Episcopal Church

The Episcopal Church Pride Tools

Fifty years of official commitment and a suite of free, ready-to-use tools from the Office of Communication: the Pride Shield, customizable social media graphics, brandable video, and liturgical resources. Plus an honest look at the gap between what the church says and what people still experience.

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Calendar

LGBTQIA+ Downloadable Church Calendar

Key observances, feast days, and birthdays of queer saints and luminaries — woven through the whole year. Subscribe or download the .ics file.

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Saints Calendar

Q Spirit — LGBTQ Saints Calendar

Kittredge Cherry's extraordinary calendar of LGBTQ saints, martyrs, mystics, and luminaries — nearly every day of the year. An essential resource for any congregation doing this work.

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From Q Spirit: Why We Need LGBTQ Saints  ·  Litany of Queer Saints  ·  Paul Halsall's Saints Calendar  ·  LGBTQ Saints Facebook Group

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Awareness Dates

QueerEvents.ca — Notable 2SLGBTQ+ Dates

A comprehensive list of annual LGBTQIA+ awareness dates with context and history for each. Useful for building a year-round communications calendar.

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Reading List

Reading & Media List

Books, documentaries, podcasts, and voices that have shaped this project and seem worth knowing. A beginning, not a syllabus — and it grows over time.

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Organizations

Organizations Doing This Work

A curated list of organizations and ministries working at the intersection of faith and LGBTQIA+ welcome — Episcopal, ecumenical, and trans-specific.

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Map

Find an Affirming Church

GayChurch.org maintains a comprehensive, searchable map of affirming congregations. If you're looking for a church home or want to see who your neighbors are, start here.

Visit gaychurch.org →

If your congregation is affirming and not on this map, consider adding it.

Still There Is Room Luke 14:22

People across the full spectrum of this community belong in this work: queer people, parents, priests who have made room, lay people with stories worth telling. I am looking for all of you. If you want to write for the site or be part of an interview, reach out. If you have something from inside your community that belongs here and isn’t yet, reach out. You can remain completely anonymous, or become a named collaborator; the choice is entirely yours. Nothing about you will be shared without your permission, and I will be glad to set up a time to talk. This is volunteer work; there is no pay.

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