United Methodist *Note: with the turmoil in the Methodist Church same sex marriages cannot be preformed but Green Street will not preform any marriages until all people can be married in the Methodist Church. Additionally, LGBT persons can not be ordained in the Methodist Church.*

We practice the radical welcome of God: Whether you are single, married, divorced, widowed, black, brown, white, or mixed, straight, gay, bi or confused, transgender, cisgender or non-binary, born in the USofA, or undocumented, we welcome you.

Presbyterian Church

Welcoming of all and closed to none.

Ministries Beyond Welcome affirms, honors, and celebrates the inherent worth, vitality, and spirit of trans/gender non-conforming and queer persons; as such, they envision a world where every person born is liberated, affirmed, and equipped to be authentically who they are, fulfill their potential, contribute to a shared communal good, and thrive in a diverse, equitable, compassionate, and caring creation.

Our vision is to be a diverse, evolving, inviting community committed to the radically inclusive love of Christ on the earth.

Episcopal Church

Because we follow Christ, we are committed to: Prayer and common worship, Social justice, Service to those in need, Creativity and the arts, Growing and learning with God, Welcoming all.

Episcopal Church *Note: LGBT persons can be ordained in the Episcopal Church.*

Everyone is welcome at St. Matthew’s Episcopal Church wherever you are on your spiritual journey. Whether male or female or anywhere in between, young or old, lesbian, bisexual, straight, or gay, you are welcome here.

Episcopal *Note: St. Thomas has not made a decision on the allowance of same sex marriages.*

An open and affirming church family, Trinity welcomes all who wish to deepen their faith journey and work toward ending racism, sexism, homophobia, and other forms of systematic oppression.

Unitarian Universalist

The Unitarian Universalist is designated as a Welcoming Congregation for LGBTQIA folx, because the spiritual practice of welcome is a very important one to their faith community.

Each of us is created with sacred worth. No one exists outside the heart of God. In Unity, we believe God is absolute good. And because all people exist within and as part of this divine energy, each of us is also inherently good. The Unity movement is open and welcoming of all individuals regardless of race, color, gender, age, creed, religion, national origin, ethnicity, physical disability or sexual orientation. We invite you to read our formal (yet ever-evolving) statement of diversity and inclusion.