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Resources This is a general list of resources for the LGBTQ community. A similar, more regularly updated list can be found here. Looking for resources on Christianity and LGBTQ issues? Click here. Curious about LGBTQ theology and spiritual resources outside of Christianity? Click here. If you have questions about any of these resources or would like to add a resource, please contact one@onewheaton.com. Emergency Hotlines: Lonely? Confused? Isolated? Call the Trevor Project: 24-Hour Hotline: 866-488-7386 Victim of violence or discrimination? Call the Center on Halsted: 24-Hour Crisis Line (773) 871-CARE (2273) National Advocacy Human Rights Campaign – Working for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Equal Rights Soulforce – Soulforce is committed to freedom for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer people from religious and political oppression through relentless nonviolent resistance Coming Out PFLAG: Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays. A national organization with local support groups for LGBTQ people coming out and their friends and families. Unconditional Ministries A support network Christian Parents of LGBTQ children who have conservative beliefs about the Bible and Homosexuality but want to love their children unconditionally. They offer regularly scheduled conference calls for parents and other resources. Family Acceptance Resources for Parents whose Child has Come out Coming out Christian and LGBTQ: The Vivienne Cass Model Adapted Coming Out Guides from the Human Rights Campaign Outing Yourseelf: How to Come Out as Lesbian or Gay to Y0ur Family, Friends, and Coworkers. By Michelangelo Signorile LGBTQ Affirming Therapists Familiar with Issues of Faith: Chicago Area: Seth Allison, MA, LCPC Glen Ellyn, IL Diane Johanning, MA, LCPC with Elysium Counseling Wheaton, IL Pamela Johnson, MA, LCPC Downers Grove, IL Catharine Phillips, MDiv, MA, CADC, Associate Priest for Pastoral Care at St. Mark’s Episcopal Church Glen Ellyn, IL Lora Wiens, Psy.D., LCP Barrington, IL Beyond Chicagoland: Debra L. Dunkle, PhD., LISW, Cleveland Heights, OH (216) 229-2100 Paul Saxton, Ph.D., LCSW Oakland, CA Candice Czubernat, Licensed Mental Health Counselor, Offers Skype and Phone Counseling Disclaimer: OneWheaton does not have a process of independently verifying the quality of the services offered by these therapists. Rather, these are therapists that have contacted OneWheaton and identify as affirming and knowledgeable about issues of faith. Resources for Youth / Anti-Bullying Resources The Trevor Project – Preventing suicide among LGBTQ youth It Gets Better Project Videos encouraging youth that “It Gets Better.” Gay Straight Alliance Network – For Youth Fighting Homophobia in Schools Hetrick-Martin Institute – Empowerment, Education and Advocacy for LGBTQ youth Stop Bullying – Government Resources targeting LGBTQ bullying Resources for Teachers – Anti-bullying Resources for Teachers Put this on the Map A documentary of LGBTQ youth in Seattle Chicago Resources – General Center on Halstead A community center for LGBTQ persons with a wide range of services, educational programs, and events. Howard Brown Health Center A health center for the LGBTQ community in Chicago Equil – The Mission of Equality Illinois is to secure, protect and defend equal rights for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people in Illinois Chicago Coalition of Welcoming Churches Celebrating God’s love for All People Reconciling Journey Ministries – Affirming GLBT Christians and seekers in their daily walk. The Movement Ex-Gay? The Lies and Dangers of Reparative Therapy Published by the Human Rights Campaign Reparative Therapy: Statements by Professional Organizations |
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