Website lets LGBT Anglicans Send A "Letter to Lambeth"

LGBT Anglicans and their allies can use a new website - Letters to Lambeth - to join in the Lambeth Listening Process.

Launched by Oasis California, the LGBT Ministry of the Episcopal Diocese of California, the project has been endorsed by these bishop: The Rt. Rev. Marc Andrus of the Diocese of California, the Rt. Rev. John Chane, Rt. Rev Gregory H. Rickel, Diocese of Olympia; the Rt. Rev. George Wayne Smith of the Diocese of Missouri, the Rt. Rev. S. Todd Ousley of the Diocese of Eastern Michigan and the Rt. Rev. Otis Walker of the Diocese of Long Island.

From the Windsor Report forward we have heard calls for what is called “The Listening Process,“ meaning a deep, Communion-wide attentiveness to the lives of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgendered (LGBT) people.

We believe belief that forwarding the listening process is a work that needs to be engaged by all of us who think it would be valuable, rather than for us to wait for some entity to take up the work for us.

You can use the Letters to Lambeth site to send either a public or a private letter.

[Len]

Bravo!!! It is great to be included. This is an example of real Christianity at work.

[Jim Dandy]

A heterosexual person would pronounce it "Lam-bess".