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If a local church or other setting already functions in an “open and affirming” way, why become officially “ONA”?

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If a local church or other setting already functions in an “open and affirming” way, why become officially “ONA”?

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Every congregation, campus ministry etc. that adds its name and commitment to the ONA movement helps to counter the widespread perception that “Christians think being gay, lesbian, or bisexual is wrong/sinful.” The ONA message is that sexuality is a good gift of our Creator, as is its responsible, loving expression. God’s love, Christ’s church, and the Spirit’s power are for people of every color, age, ethnicity, gender identity, economic status, and ability – whether they are gay, lesbian, or bisexual. As the list of churches and other bodies which affirm this grows, so does the proclamation of God’s wondrous, inclusive love!

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