Global LGBT Coalition Partners
A coalition allies was founded in 2015 between Christian groups and churches working together for the human rights of sexual minorities (LGBTI people). Partners are from Asia: Korea, Indonesia, Hong Kong (QTA), Europe, USA, Africa, and Metropolitan Community Churches, International (MCC). We meet and exchange reports regularly via Skype.
Women Theological Educators and Women in Theological Movements Conference ,Manila
(June 21-25, 2015)
This conference is sponsored by The Foundation of Theological Education in South East Asia (FTESEA) and the Association for Theological Education in South East Asia (ATESEA) Pearl Wong was invited as a panel speaker on the "Present and Future of Asian feminist theology and Asian queer theology. There were 35 participants from theological seminaries, theological movements, ecumenical partners
Queer Theology Academy(QTA) - Participations in Overseas Conferences and LBGT Coalition Groups
International Consultation on Church and Homophobia –
November 24-26, 2014
at Jakarta Theological Seminary
Background
Sexual minorities have become a great concern of many religious communities around the world, including churches and Christian seminaries. However, the latest development on this issue shows that the views about sexual minorities are varied. Some churches show their full
International Consultation on Church and Homophobia –
November 24-26, 2014
at Jakarta Theological Seminary
Background
Sexual minorities have become a great concern of many religious communities around the world, including churches and Christian seminaries. However, the latest development on this issue shows that the views about sexual minorities are varied. Some churches show their full supports towards lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender people, even marrying them and ordaining
We, the participants of the International Consultation on Church and Homophobia held at Jakarta Theological Seminary, believe that each person is created in the image of God, and each person is precious to God.
We affirm that sexuality is a divine gift, and hence God intends us to celebrate this divine gift in