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Episcopal marriage equality Videos
- 1. One Voice for Marriage Equality
- 2. Episcopal conga line
- 3. Bishop Michael Curry Installed as Presiding Bishop of Episcopal Church
- 4. Bishop Steve Lane and Dean Ben Shambaugh speak on marriage equality
- 5. Bishop Stephen T. Lane: One year of marriage equality in Maine
- 6. Celebrating National Coming Out Day - 2015
- 7. Marching to Anaheim: General Convention Then & Now
One Voice for Marriage Equality
User Comments
nuncle12
commented
on 28 May 2012
Thank you, Joan. Shauna and I are in Boston while she finishes her PhD.
Lovely to hear your voice again.
Karen Ashbrook
commented
on 26 May 2012
Thank you for posting this Joan!
Bill Schauman
commented
on 26 May 2012
Excellent message, Joan.
Episcopal conga line
Conga line at General Convention, June 26, 2015, after Marriage Equality Decision was announced. #GC78.
Bishop Michael Curry Installed as Presiding Bishop of Episcopal Church
Aired November 1, 2015 on Time Warner Cable News North Carolina stations) WASHINGTON - The Episcopal Church has a new leader. On Sunday, the Rev.
Bishop Steve Lane and Dean Ben Shambaugh speak on marriage equality
Bishop Stephen T. Lane: One year of marriage equality in Maine
Celebrating National Coming Out Day - 2015
Promo for our 11th year celebrating National Coming Out Day to be held at St. Luke's Episcopal Church, Long Beach. Many of the coming out clips were ...
User Comments
I'm coming out to my parents today, I am so nervous!!! Any tips?
Dcn. Anthony Keller
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on 12 Oct 2015
+Christine Tortorice (llamas314) I was not able to see this comment until later as we had our big celebration of National Coming Out Day yesterday and I was very busy. I hope you found the words to express your true self, and that your parents accepted what you had to say with love. Since I can't help you prior to telling them, I can give you advice for After the fact. It is important for you to continue to be the same person you were prior to telling them. Don't walk on eggs around them, but let them see that you are the same child they always knew, but now they know more about you, and they can fully be apart of their life in honesty. The fact that you felt compelled to share your truth with them will be or can be a plus in your relationship. Also, give them a chance to grow along with you and all will be well. I hope things went well, and I'm glad you took this brave step.
Marching to Anaheim: General Convention Then & Now
IntegrityUSA President Susan Russell presents a history lesson: the "study" of womens' ordination in the Episcopal Church back in the '70s and "study" of ...
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Sissy Brooks
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on 07 Sep 2009
Do you have any idea how silly you look? Marriage is for the purpose of
having children, and two girls cannot make a child. Hihacking the word and
making a mockery of this sacred institution, and pretending that you are
doing so for "God's sake", indicates a psychological aberration. I'm sure
you are all very nice people, though.
Trey Owen
commented
on 29 Jun 2009
Very sharp and professional. Proud to be a part of Integrity.
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