Does Affirmation provide religious services?
No, Affirmation is not a religion or church, so it does not perform or officially endorse priesthood functions. Members who request such services are normally referred to local churches. What does Affirmation believe? Affirmation believes that homosexuality is an inherent and normal variation of human sexuality. We recognize, however, that many harmful misconceptions persist regarding homosexuality. We help our members work toward reconciliation by affirming both their sexuality and their spiritual values. We believe that through affirming our Mormon cultural, spiritual, and religious heritage, we move the work of reconciliation forward. At the same time, we seek, through education and outreach, to eliminate the prejudices and misconceptions about homosexuality that harm both gay and straight people in the church. What is the relationship between the Mormon Church and Affirmation? There is no official relationship. We are completely separate and independent. From Affirmation’s perspect
