Kulanu Toronto is a Jewish LGBTQ+ social, educational, and cultural group. Allies and friends are welcome.
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Salaam Canada
Salaam Canada is a national volunteer-run organization dedicated to creating and cultivating safe and supportive spaces for LGBTQ Muslims. We celebrate the diverse experiences of our community and support LGBTQ people who identify with Islam ritually, culturally, spiritually, or religiously. Salaam Canada advocates for social justice and addresses the intersecting issues around homophobia, transphobia, Islamophobia, and racism.
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The Queer Ismaili
Support organization for Queer Ismaili’s. Trans inclusive with a public discussion forum. Mya be useful for public resources and background info on non-western religious affirmation movements.
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Shir Libeynu
Affiriming Jewish Synagogue established by Jewish lesbains in the 90s; Cofounder and retired rabbi Emerita Dr. Aviva Goldberg, current leader: Cantor cheryl Wunch. "Toronto’s longest-running, intentionally LGBTQ+-inclusive synagogue.” Pride service every June and trans friendly. Hosts “B’Mitzvah” as a gender neutral allternative to Bar or Bat matzvahs
Canadian Mennonite
Offers stories and resources related to the experiences of LGBTQ+ Mennonites.
https://canadianmennonite.org/tags/lgbtq-mennonites
Presbytarian Church in Canada
Since the mid-1980s, the church has engaged in study and discussion about sexuality, particularly questions related to same-sex attraction, orientation and relationships. During the 2021 General Assembly, The Presbyterian Church in Canada made changes to its theology and practice regarding marriage, permitting people to define marriage either as a covenant relationship between a man and a woman or as a covenant relationship between two adult people. This decision provides Presbyterian ministers with liberty of conscience and the freedom to choose to officiate or not officiate at the marriages of same-sex couples. LGBTQI people (whether married or single) can be ordained and may serve as ministers and ruling elders in The Presbyterian Church in Canada.
Affirm United
Education – to promote greater awareness of sexual orientation and gender identity issues.
Action – to work to end discrimination against people in church, society and our own organization.
Support – to help people of all sexual orientations and gender identities find support and community within the United Church.
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Affirming Connections
Affirming Connections strengthens and amplifies the affirming voices and actions of fully inclusive faith and spiritual communities and people in Central and Southern Alberta, and beyond. Together, we proactively reach out and work alongside allies and individuals in the 2SLGBTQIA+ (Two Spirit, Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex, Asexual) community. We value activism in the public square, and offer educational and advocacy opportunities to those seeking to become more inclusive and Affirming, and support and resources to those seeking to accept their own queer and faith identities.
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Midles Nadal JCC: LGBTQ+ at the J
At LGBTQ+ at the J there is no right way to be Queer, and no right way to be Jewish; there's certainly no right way to be both. Our programs aim to support diverse, pluralistic, and accessible community at the intersection of LGBTQ+ and Jewish identities and experiences. We bring Queerness into Jewish moments and bring Jewishness into Queer life, striving for spaces where everybody can bring their full self. We both celebrate and amplify LGBTQ+ Jewish people and stories, in recognition of their inherent value.
Eshel
Eshel's mission is to create a future for Orthodox lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender individuals, and their families. Through its innovative and culturally sensitive programming, Eshel works with each individual, family, and community in creating a place for their LGBTQ members. Eshel envisions a world where Orthodox LGBTQ individuals can live out their lives in the Orthodox communities of their choice.
The location on the map is not accurate. Please note that this organization has multiple locations around the world. Please visit the website below to learn more.
Toronto Buddhist Church
Founded in 1947, TBC is a temple in the Jodo Shinshu tradition of Pure Land Buddhism. Jodo Shinshu is the largest school of Buddhism in Japan, and was the first to organize temples in Canada (1905). Today we are an integrated sangha with a Japanese Canadian base and members from many backgrounds.
All Inclusive Ministries
As our name implies, we seek to be inclusive. But what does that mean? As Pope Francis affirms, inclusion must go beyond the ritual formula of every politically correct discourse and build a culture of respect, compassion and sensitivity. And that is what we try to do. We are a Roman Catholic community of LGBTQ+ and allies aiming to provide equal access to worship, opportunities, and resources within the Church for LGBTQ + faithful who often feel excluded or marginalized.
Egale
Egale Canada aims to improve the lives of 2SLGBTQI people in Canada and to enhance the global response to 2SLGBTQl issues. Egale will achieve this by informing public policy, inspiring cultural change, and promoting human rights and inclusion through research, education, awareness and legal advocacy.