29th September 2022 Ubuntu Inclusive Dialogue: “African and religious Family with LGBTQ+ member(s): is this possible”?
29th September 2022 Ubuntu Inclusive Dialogue: “African and religious Family with LGBTQ+ member(s): is this possible”?
29th September 2022 Ubuntu Inclusive Dialogue: “African and religious Family with LGBTQ+ member(s): is this possible”?
Though their Film is a reflection of a queer femme men in Nigeria, one of the countries with most hostile laws against LGBTQ+ community in the world, Wapah Ezeigwe, did not hesite to gift...
Is the Catholic church in Africa ready to have this conversation and take a step to dialogue with the LGBTQ community? What is lacking? Is there hope? What should be done?These questions and more...
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...
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...
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...
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...
“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...
Article by Lois Chingandu, Director Evidence and Influence of Frontline AIDS, published on the website Global Cause, November 25, 2020 The global response to COVID-19 has shown what’s possible. Now we need the same...
Article published on Save the Children website, June 22, 2020 Meet Kim, a 17-year-old girl living in the township Alexandra, known as Alex, in Johannesburg, South Africa. Alex is one of the oldest townships...