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LGBTQ-Friendly Churches And Religious Organizations In Florida
For many Gay people, religion can be a touchy subject. Religious communities are meant to be a place of comfort and solace, but sadly, too many gender non-conforming people have experienced rejection and condemnation from religious communities. It’s no wonder many are distrustful of them!
The good news is that there are more and more religious movements these days that are taking a more inclusive stance and opening their doors to everyone. In Florida, a state that sees some of the highest numbers of same-sex attracted tourists each year, there is no shortage of these kinds of religious organizations.
Whether you’re planning a vacation or looking to relocate, you can rotate to this list to find an LGBTQ-friendly church near you.
Central Florida
1st Unitarian Church of Orlando
Location: Orlando
Religion/denomination: Unitarian
The Unitarian Universalist Association has expressed an LGBTQ-affirming stance, stating on its website that not only do they exposed their doors to people of all gender identities and sexual orientations, but they also “value diversity of sexuality and gender and see it as a spiritual gift”.
The 1st Unitarian Church
Church groups show support for LGBTQIA+ community at St. Pete Pride
ST PETERSBURG, Fla. — The St. Petersburg Pride Festival celebrated its 22nd year to honor and honor our LGBTQIA+ community.
What You Need To Know
- Representatives from roughly 30 Tampa Bay churches unified in the festivities
- Pastor Andy Oliver said the churches are taking part to show love, support, and to let everyone comprehend the LGBTQIA+ community is welcome in their churches
- On Sunday at St. Teresa of Calcutta at 10:30 in St. Pete, they'll be holding mass for anyone interested in coming and are welcoming all members of the LGBTQIA+ community to be a part of the service
The festivities began Saturday afternoon with the 6th annual trans march, followed by the pride parade.
In the parade, representatives from roughly 30 Tampa Bay churches joined in the festivities.
Pastor Andy Oliver with Allendale United Methodist Church said this event is a chance to connect with a community that hasn’t always been welcome.
“To possess 30 churches marching together, it’s a tremendous demonstrate of solidarity for the LGBTQ community,” he said.
Oliver said he and all these churches a
King of Peace MCC
Pinellas Park, FL 33781
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Website: https://churchstpetersburg.org/
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About this MCC church: Surround yourself with friends, community, and love at King of Peace MCC. A place of welcome, a place of healing, a place to converse, a place of prayer and celebration; a place of acceptance. Celebrating and sharing God’s love for all !!!!
We are an all inclusive church created in the LGBTQ+ collective coming together to commemorate God’s love for ALL.
For more than 37 years, King of Peace MCC has helped people pursue the Spirit, grow in faith, and lead lives of passion and celebration. Come worship with us this Sunday at 10 am.
Weekly Worship Service at 10:00 am The awesomeness of God is explored through blended Christian traditions: Favorite hymns, preaching, Blessed Communion, and special song performed by our Harmony Team all help to create a vibrant, uplifting worship experience. Our Sunday Worship services are interpreted for the deaf. Children (over age five) own the opportunity to connect children’s church activities. King of Peace Worship is welcoming and inclusive of all people: