Guiding Families of LGBT+ Loved Ones is our leading resource for parents, pastors and all who care for LGBT+ people. It offers relationally honoring, biblically sound paths forward in your […]
50 Years Later: What Christians Should Know About the Stonewall Riots
Understanding LGBT+ history is actually a physical and psychological safety matter for the most vulnerable young people in our families and communities.
Tennessee Preacher: LGBT+ People Should Be ‘Executed’ in 2019
Anti-LGBT+ violence is not a thing of the past. Will we merely watch in grief, or will we take action to protect vulnerable people in our churches?
Train50 Initiative: Training Up Local Experts on LGBT+ Care
With over a decade of time-tested experience training over 60,000 leaders, Posture Shift meets the need for practical, tangible, specific guidance in real-life care for LGBT+ individuals and their families in your church. With Train50, join us to write a new church history where LGBT+ people experience rich, meaningful fellowship in their faith communities.
Horrific LGBT+ Victimization Still Occurs in 2019
Even in 2019, violence against LGBT+ people is happening around the world. Often, the Western world is unaware of global anti-LGBT+ violence. However, last week, The New York Times printed […]
New Study: Half of Parents Don’t Know Their Teen Has Suicidal Thoughts
A 2019 study reports that half of parents with suicidal teens don’t know their teens are having thoughts of suicide. Here we discuss implications for parents and other adults.
Race & Sexuality | Part 2: Valuing LGBT+ People of Color in the Church
Churches are to reveal God’s kingdom as a place of belonging. Learn how pastors can care for LGBT+ people of color while adhering to biblical truths.
Race & Sexuality | Part 1: Caring for Black LGBTQ+ Young People (Thomas’...
Thomas discusses growing up black and gay, Jussie Smollett, and how pastors can care for black LGBTQ+ people in part 1 of our Race & Sexuality series.
Race & Sexuality | Introduction: Intersectionality
We are excited to introduce our series on race and sexuality, featuring the stories of black, Latino, and Asian LGBT+ people.