Pro-LGBT Christians will gather in New Orleans in September

Who would have thought we would live to see the day when the perverse lifestyle of homosexuals would be able to come out and call themselves Christians and then publically gather. However, our nation no longer is Christian. We live in the memory of a Christian nation. As a result, I have posted a news event that just came out of the LGBT web site. It states: :The Faith leaders will be gathering for Many Stories, One Voice: The North American Convocation of Pro-LGBT Christians
“Today, too many people think Christian equals obsession with hating lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender persons. Too many people hear preachers talking about ‘homosexuals’ causing Hurricane Katrina and all other sorts of natural disasters. But the Christian gospel and the ministry of Jesus are all about justice and healing and hope.”— Rev. Rebecca Voelkel, Institute for Welcoming Resources and Faith Work Director, National Gay and Lesbian Task Force
WASHINGTON, May 22 — Hundreds of pro-lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) faith leaders will converge on New Orleans, La., Sept. 4–7, for Many Stories, One Voice, the premier gathering of pro-LGBT Christians.
Many Stories, One Voice provides a rare and unique opportunity for pro-LGBT Christians to build relationships, and offers rich Bible study, challenging and profound worship and praise, concrete skills-building, strategic action and reflective and incisive theological analysis. This is in part designed to grow the number of Christian churches that are welcoming and affirming of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people.
“Today, too many people think Christian equals obsession with hating lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender persons. Too many people hear preachers talking about ‘homosexuals’ causing Hurricane Katrina and all other sorts of natural disasters. But the Christian gospel and the ministry of Jesus are all about justice and healing and hope,” said the Rev. Rebecca Voelkel, Institute for Welcoming Resources and faith work director of the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force.
The conference will offer new tools and training in the areas of faith-based community organizing, media training, board development, fund-raising, research, biblical studies, theology, capacity-building and other concrete skills. Participants will also engage in discussions about issues of race, class, ability, age, embodiment, gender identity and sexual orientation.
“Many Stories, One Voice is a gathering of these extravagantly welcoming Christians, in all their identities. While this conference is rooted in Christian tradition, all are welcome,” said Voelkel. “To be Christian is to be called to live God’s extravagant welcome in the world. And there are hundreds of thousands of faithful Christians living out this vision. There are hundreds of thousands of pro-LGBT Christians who are African American, Latino/a, Asian American and Pacific Islander, European American and First Nations People. There are hundreds of thousands of pro-LGBT Christians who are of every age, class, ability, gender and orientation.”
Many Stories, One Voice is convened by the National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, in partnership with more than 30 pro-LGBT Christian organizations, from progressive, moderate and conservative traditions.
They include Affirm United/S’affirmer ensemble, Association of Welcoming and Affirming Baptists, Brethren Mennonite Council for LGBT Interests, Covenant Network of Presbyterians, DignityUSA, The Evangelical Network, The Fellowship, Gay Christian Network, Gay & Lesbian Alliance Against Defamation (GLAAD), Integrity, Inter-Denominational Conference of Liberation Congregations & Ministries. Lutherans Concerned/North America, More Light Presbyterians, National Black Justice Coalition, New Ways Ministry, Reconciling Ministries Network, Reformed Catholic Church, Human Rights Campaign Religion & Faith Program, Religious Institute on Sexual Morality, Justice, and Healing, Room For All, Ruach Fellowship of Christ Centered Churches World-Wide, Soulforce, That All May Freely Serve, Universal Anglican Church, United Church of Christ Coalition for LGBT Concerns, Health and Wholeness Advocacy Ministry, United Church of Christ, Unity Fellowship Church, Universal Fellowship of Metropolitan Community Churches and Welcoming Communities Network."

As you can see, these homosexuals are not Christians. Just because a person who commits an abomination according to God's law, such as being a practicing homosexual or miscegenation, does not mean they are Christians. Homosexuality is an abomination. Read Leviticus 20:13. The problem is our churches who now follows the practice of Judaism (hence, they call themselves Judeo-Christians) no longer stand up against the perverse lifestyle. However, in the end, they will be judged and unfortunately, our nation will to. Until then.