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20 February 2015: Notice:  THIS WEBSITE HAS BEEN SUPERSEDED.  Last update 20 February 2015

This is no longer the official LGBTI Anglican Coalition Website. For access to the new Web, Facebook and Twitter Pages:

12 February 2015: Event:  PUBLICATION BY THE CHURCH OF ENGLAND OF THE OFFICIAL WEBSITE AND RESOURCES TO SUPPORT THE SHARED CONVERSATIONS

The Official Website and Resources were today published by the Church of England for the Shared Conversations on Scripture, Mission and Sexuality. The official website has been launched at: www.sharedconversations.org. There are two booklets. The first booklet outlines the thinking behind the conversations, the process and their place in the life of the church. The second booklet comprises four essays, with varying views, which participants in the conversations are asked to read prior to taking part in the conversations. To see and download the material.

22 January 2015: Update: REPORTS FROM THE LGBTI ANGLICAN COALITION ABOUT THE PROGRESS OF IMPLEMENTING THE SHARED CONVERSATIONS

The LGBTI Anglican Coalition held a meeting in London on December 13, 2014 about the Mutual Conversations in the absence of David Porter, the Archbishop of Canterbury's Reconciliation Officer, who had to cancel at the last minute owing to a family bereavement. The postponed meeting with David Porter took place on the 20th January 2015. For reports on the progress made please:

27 September 2014  10:30-16:00: Event:  "TO HAVE AND TO HOLD - THE THEOLOGY OF MARRIAGE". SATURDAY 27TH SEPTEMBER AT ST JOHN'S WATERLOO

Recognising current unease in the Church of England over same-sex marriage, the conference asked whether there is a theological basis for expanding the definition of marriage. If so, what might a theology of equal marriage include? Download the Conference Proceedings Now!

9 September 2014: Press Release: FOR IMMEDIATE USE: LGBTI ANGLICAN COALITION SUPPORTS CHURCH OF ENGLAND’S SHARED CONVERSATIONS 

From 15 to 17 September, the College of Bishops of the Church of England will be meeting for two days to start the process of Shared Conversations on Sexuality, Scripture and Mission. 

The LGBTI Anglican Coalition welcomes this first step and our members will be praying for a successful outcome to the meeting.  Although we have reservations about the context in which this is taking place – articulated very clearly in the recent letter sent from the Trustees of Changing Attitude to all those attending the meeting – nevertheless we welcome the initiative, and hope it bears fruit............

For the full statement and link to the Changing Attitude Letter please: