History has been made in Louisiana! In addition to the historic Super
Bowl win by the New Orleans Saints which has brought a major boost of
morale to the City of New Orleans in its rebuilding since Katrina, we
are pleased to announce and celebrate the first welcoming and affirming
More Light Presbyterian Church in the State of Louisiana: First
Presbyterian Church, New Orleans.
Indiana is not to be outdone by Louisiana, however, in terms of making
history, as Saint Andrew Presbyterian Church, Indianapolis is the first
Presbyterian congregation to affiliate, minister and witness as a
welcoming and affirming More Light Presbyterian Church in the State of
Indiana. We do congratulate the Indianapolis Colts' fans, of course,
for a fine run to the Super Bowl as well. MLP is not partisan when it
comes to football or any sports for that matter. However, we are
partisan when it comes to working for spiritual, ordination and
marriage equality in both our Church and in civil society.
We are pleased to announce and celebrate seven Presbyterian churches in
seven different states as they faithfully seek to offer genuine welcome
and affirmation to lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people and
their families as they affiliate, minister and witness as More Light
Churches in addition to other community mission and social justice
commitments.First Presbyterian Church, New Orleans, LA http://www.fpcno.org/ Saint Andrew Presbyterian Church, Indianapolis, IN http://www.standrewpresby.org/ First Presbyterian Church, South St. Paul, MN http://www.fpcssp.org/ Blissfield Presbyterian Church, Blissfield, MI http://www.blissfieldpresbyterian.com/ James Lees Presbyterian Church, Louisville, KY http://jameslees.org/ First Presbyterian Church of Glen Cove, NY http://www.openchurchgc.org/ Trinity United Church, Warren, NJ http://www.trinityunitedchurch.org/ |