En veille
“Là où est l’Esprit du Seigneur, là est la liberté” (2Cor 3, 17). C’est le verset le plus voté dans le sondage en ligne qui unira les veillées et les cultes dominicaux du mois...
Author: Adelard
Mental health in the African LGBTQ+ community should not be ignored
In collaboration with Sociétés Inclusives to bring awareness about mental health issues in the LGBTQ+ community in Africa. Talking about mental health should never be a choice especially to LGBTQ+ community in Africa. The...
What happens when love and faith crash?
Finding love is everyone’s wish. The french singer Michel Sardou said in his song, “…Elle court, elle court la maladie d’amour dans les coeurs des enfants 7 à 77 ans” which can be literally...
Through a kiss: a journey to self discovery
Today is saint Valentine, gaychristianafrica.org is proposing an article written in collaboration with Sociétés Inclusives. This short story shared by our anonymous correspondant talks about a confusing journey of love, friendship and acceptance of...
Why talking about your sexual orientation is important
Today talking about one sexuality seems easier compared to 15 years ago. LGBTQ+ people who are openly out don’t hesitate to share their journey, their stories about their coming out moments. This kind of...
Gay or straight does it really matter?
“I don’t understand how faith can turn someone’s heart insensible. As christians, aren’t we supposed to love everyone without limit? I feel like there is something wrong when I see how fast and unapologetically...
Social inclusion of LGBTQ People in Africa
On Sunday May 16, 2021 at 9:00 GMT, Gaychristianafrica in association with SociétiésInclusives.africa are organizing the first online event (webinar) which will be live on Facebook of Gaychristianafrica.
Inclusion sociale des personnes LGBTQ en Afrique
Le Dimanche 16 Mai 2021 à 9H GMT, Gaychristianafrica en association avec sociétésInclusives.africa organisent le premier évènement enligne (webinaire) qui sera en direct sur Facebook de Gaychristianafrica
Being gay is a Gift
I am drawn to recognize that I am embraced by grace, and my inclusion at God’s table is an unexpected gift.
My easter was special: I came out to my parents
After hearing this, we looked at each other and cried together