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The Reformation Project is a Bible-based, Christian grassroots organization that works to promote inclusion of LGBTQ people by reforming church teaching on sexual orientation and gender identity. Our vision is of a global church that fully affirms LGBTQ people.

 

A Bible-Based, Gospel-Centered Approach to LGBTQ Inclusion

Advancing the Kingdom, Advancing Equality

The Reformation Project is a Bible-based, Christian grassroots organization that works to promote inclusion of LGBTQ people by reforming church teaching on sexual orientation and gender identity. We envision a global church that fully affirms LGBTQ people.

 
 
 

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Thank you to our 2018 conference sponsor, the Newbigin House of Studies, a community seeking the good of their city by developing leaders through theological education. Learn more about their work at http://newbiginhouse.org.
Learn more and download our new conversation guide here: https://www.reformationproject.org/celibacyguide/
A big thank you to City Church San Francisco for becoming a conference sponsor. They are an amazing congregation committed to the full inclusion of LGBTQ folks in the church. Learn more about their work at http://CityChurchSF.org. #TRPinORL
We believe that equipping Christians to be advocates for LGBTQ inclusion is central to our work, and at the same time, we want you to leave the national conference inspired by amazing LGBTQ Christians voices, pastors, and activists. Come expecting big things at #TRPinORL. Get registered today at http://ReformationProject.org/orlando
A huge thank you to one of our conference sponsors, Geneva Presbyterian Church, located in Orange County, CA. Learn more about them at http://GenevaPres.org
So many of us are longing for meaningful connection. At The Reformation Project, we want to equip Christians to be advocates for change in their local areas, and we want to help people make lasting friendship so we can support each other in this movement for LGBTQ inclusion. Come to Orlando ready to be #equippedforchange and to make some amazing friends. #TRPinORL
TRP Atlanta is having the first chapter meeting on Sept. 28! Don't miss it!
Reformation Project conferences are amazing, not only because of the world class teachers and scholars you'll learn from, but because you'll make lasting connections with other queer Christians and allies from around the world. Come experience the power of authentic and community. You will not want to miss this life changing experience. Get registered today at http://ReformationProject.org/orlando
We're thrilled to have this new resource guide available for download right now! Grab yours at http://reformationproject.org/celibacyguide
At our Orlando conference, partner organization QLatinx will erect a Pulse Ofrenda, or memorial altar, to honor the more than 100 people who were murdered or injured at Pulse nightclub in Orlando on June 12, 2016, during the LGBTQ+ establishment’s Latinx-themed night. A cultural practice in Latin America and the Caribbean, an ofrenda (in English: offering) is created for people who have died. We invite you to this ofrenda in our Serenity Room to honor their spirits at this altar setting.
We've launched our newest resource! Its a conversation guide to help you talk about what the Bible actually says about celibacy, singleness, and LGBTQ inclusion. Download it for free today: http://ReformationProject.org/celibacyguide
The Pulse Massacre of June 12, 2016, was one of the deadliest shootings in US history. Specifically targeted in this shooting were people of color who created a safe space to celebrate their culture and the freedom to express themselves within the LGBTQ community. Pulse Night Club on a Saturday night represented an important safe space for Orlando's Latinx community, as it was the only LGBTQ space that played their music and personified Latinx Culture on a Saturday night. We know now that the shooter's intent of killing was toward Latino men, specifically Puerto Rican gay men. Caught in the crossfire of bullets were communities of color that mainly consisted of Latinx and Black LGBTQ persons. Many members of Orlando's Latinx and Black communities feel that their voices have not been heard in the aftermath of the massacre. This workshop, led by Joy MCC associate pastor and TRP keynote speaker Rev. Stanley Ramos, will bring light to this issue and provide a discussion that can help participants develop ministry toward both groups. Be sure to register for the 2018 Conference by this evening before ticket prices go up to $175. Go to http://ReformationProject.org/orlando to get registered.

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Have you read Matthew Vines' book about the Bible and same-sex relationships? Download our study guide to use in small groups.

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