Gay Latter-day Sat Crossroads

Contents:

• A GAY LATTER-DAY SAT
• POLICY CHANG ANNOUNCED FOR MEMBERS GAY MARRIAG, CHILDREN OF LGBT PARENTS
• ROBERT C. GAY

A GAY LATTER-DAY SAT

But Print Oaks ma clear that the Church was not revisg s doctre on homosexualy, which teach that havg same-sex attractn is not a s, but actg on is. Openly gay, bisexual and transgenr men nnot be ordaed the LDS Church. Mormons Buildg Bridg is a muny of Latter-day Sats dited to nveyg love and acceptance to all those who intify as LGBTQI and those who experience same-sex attractn or genr Fay Fellowship is a service and support group for Mormons wh gay and lbian fay members.

It holds that “gay and lbian Mormons n be great blsgs the liv of their fai, and that fai n be great blsgs the liv of their gay and lbian members. GAY LATTER-DAY SAINT CROSSROADS. First, as the father of a gay son, I want to expla, and so hopefully do somethg productive wh, the pa I feel om the church’s teachgs about gay sexual orientatn…I want to explore whether the church’s current posn on gay sexual behavr is more reflective of human prejudice than is dive tth…I want to try to make amends for any harm I ed the past as a lear the church.

Whout excg that failure, the scere hope is that any change the church that benefs lbian, gay, bisexual or qutng/queer dividuals will produce chang that help transgenr church members as well. Eventually, I'm sure I'll need to addrs exactly what my posn is, beg a gay mormon. He lov all of His children: whether black, whe, rich, poor, gay, straight, or whatever else.

POLICY CHANG ANNOUNCED FOR MEMBERS GAY MARRIAG, CHILDREN OF LGBT PARENTS

Dpe a history of opposg gay marriage, LDS lears endorsed the recent bill Congrs affirmg the right to same-sex marriage – albe only after ensurg that relig anizatns would not be required to regnize such marriag.

Dpe a history of opposg gay marriage, LDS lears endorsed the recent bill Congrs affirmg the right to same-sex marriage – albe only after ensurg that relig anizatns would not be required to regnize such marriag. “The Rpect for Marriage Act is an credible example of bipartisanship and the way that legislatn should be done, ” said Michael Soto, chief advocy officer of ONE Communy, a group that seeks to advance workplace equaly and equal treatment hog and public acmodatns for lbian, gay, bisexual, transgenr and queer has worked alongsi Latter-day Sat lears to advance nondiscrimatn bills that clu relig liberty protectns Arizona and elsewhere.

Children of parents who intify themselv as lbian, gay, bisexual, or transgenr may now be blsed as fants and baptized The Church of J Christ of Latter-day Sats whout First Princy approval, Print Dall H. Children of parents who intify themselv as lbian, gay, bisexual, or transgenr may be baptized, if the ctodial parents give permissn for the baptism and unrstand both the doctre that a baptized child will be tght and the venants he or she will be expected to make, said Print Oaks.

ROBERT C. GAY

Instead the “immoral nduct heterosexual and homosexual relatnship will be treated the same way, ” he said. “I want anyone who is a member of the Church who is gay or lbian to know I believe you have a place the kgdom and I regnize that sometim may be difficult for you to see where you f the Lord’s Church, but you do. “There are many polil, legal, and social prsur for chang that would change the fn of marriage or -emphasize s importance, nfe genr, or homogenize the differenc between men and women that are sential to acplish God’s great Plan of Happs.

Gay was staed as a General Authory Seventy of The Church of J Christ of Latter-day Sats on March 31, 2012. Personal LifeRobert Christopher Gay was born Los Angel, California, on September 1, 1951.