Rev Irene Monroe: For me, the joy in this moment of knowing about the holy matrimony of Lloyd and Ragsdale is that the Episcopal Church crawls toward inclusiveness, albeit haltingly, and in spite of opposition.
Election of Lesbian Priest Spurs Racial and Queer Divide in Episcopal Church
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With the Episcopal Church’s urban landscape changing, the denomination has opted to pour its support, money, and energy not into these historic black churches but instead into developing urban Latino churches.
Lesbian Priest Re-ignites Church Storm
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For me, however, the joy in this moment in the history of the Episcopal Church is that the Church continues to crawls toward inclusiveness, albeit haltingly and in spite of opposition.
Black Episcopal Congregation Celebrates Lesbian Marriage
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These multiple family structures, which we have had to devise as models of resistance and liberation, have always shown the rest of society what really constitutes family.
Obama’s Inauguration Brings Mixed Feelings for Many Black LGBTQ Americans
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The last time a nation came to Washington and was mesmerized and stirred to action by the oratorical brilliance of an African American man was at the Lincoln Memorial on August 28, 1963, when the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. delivered his legendary “I Have a Dream” speech. In that speech, King said: “I have [...]
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