LGBT

The Boy Scouts have marked yet another milestone on their journey away from being the organization it once was.

The bishops of the United Methodist Church have endorsed a plan that would allow individual pastors and regional bodies to make their own decisions on whether to perform same-sex weddings and ordain LGBT people as clergy.

On May 5, 2018, a Freedom March event will be held in Washington D.C. Many former transgender, lesbian, and gay men and women will be participating in the march, including one of the survivors from the June 2016 shooting at Pulse Nightclub.

Friday, April 27th has been designated as a Day of Silence (DOS). On this day, students who are gay, trans, and bisexual and their supporters will go through the entire school day without speaking in order to draw attention to the LGBT cause.

If you think, like I do, that Christian colleges are hugely important, especially in this culture, you should be concerned.

Conservative Christian colleges are more and more facing divisions over issues, such as LGBT rights and other social issues.

A children’s book fair was shut down after the bookshop sponsoring the event was told to remove a book that featured gay characters.

The Harvard College Faith and Action group is on “administrative probation” for a year after the group pressured a leader of the group to resign because of a same-sex relationship.

Vice President Mike Pence has been receiving criticism recently from multiple people. As ChristianHeadlines.com previously reported, Joy Behar mocked his Christian faith on The View. But that wasn’t the only criticism Pence has faced. US Olympic athletes who identify as gay have also made him a target.

A high school teacher in New Jersey has been suspended for three years after she called homosexuality a sin on her personal Facebook page.