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Affirmation is an independent voice of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer people and our supporters. We are an activist, all-volunteer, not-for-profit organization that challenges The United Methodist Church to be inclusive, and radically speaks out against injustice for LGBTQ people around the world. Your tax-deductible donation makes Affirmation possible. Donate securely online or through the mail. Contributors of $35 or more will be considered members of Affirmation (unless they request otherwise) and will receive the newsletter.

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A Brief History of Affirmation

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Post Stonewall stirring

A handful of openly gay men, including Gene Leggett and Rick Huskey, offered 1972 General Conference delegates and visitors the opportunity for conversation about homosexuality. Few responded positively. Instead, in the waning hours of the conference, sleepy delegates amended recommended paragraph in the new Social Principles to hold, "We do not condone the practice of homosexuality and consider this practice to be incompatible with Christian teaching."1

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Work for Love & Justice in The United Methodist Church

Please fill out the membership form below or click for the print-friendly PDF version. We also have a free full-color brochure in PDF format.
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Mail the membership form to: Affirmation, P.O. Box 1021, Evanston, IL 60204.

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Your gift will help support Affirmation's efforts, through advocacy, education, and communication. to build a United Methodist Church that is more faithful to the Gospel. All contributors of $35 or more will be considered members of Affirmation (unless they request otherwise) and will receive the quarterly newsletter.

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Affirmation National Council

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Affirmation Council


Laci Adams, Co-spokesperson
Atlanta, GA

Lyn Ellis, Co-coordinator
Columbus, OH

Johnny Gall, Mosaic Representative
Boston, MA

Walter Lockhart
Minneapolis, MN

Stephen Mallett, Co-coordinator
Nashville, TN

Rev. Tim Tennant-Jayne, Co-spokesperson
Minneapolis, MN

David Weekley
Waltham, MA

Deborah Weekley
Waltham, MA

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