Online Resources
MyOutSpirit.com Create your personal profile on MyOutSpirit.com and share your spiritual 
journey and inspirations as a Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual or Transgender (LGBT) person. You can also use MyOutSpirit.com to connect with other spiritual LGBT people and to discover amazing LGBT-Affirming spiritual resources to inspire and support your spiritual life, from books and yoga classes to faith communities and workshops. Or, make it easy for LGBT people to find your LGBT-Affirming resource by advertising in the MyOutSpirit Directory! It's time to make Gay Spirituality a vital part of LGBT culture. See what MyOutSpirit.com is doing to make it happen and how you can help! Check out their Gay Spirituality blog too.
a church for me? a church 4 me (Chicago) is a growing community and an effort to create a radically different worshipping community for the 21st century. They are a new church development by Region 2 of the Metropolitan Community Church (MCC). Many of the members identify as LGBTQ (or as “straight” friends and allies of LGBTQ people) and know first hand the challenges our community continues to experience especially related to spirituality and “religion.” All are welcome to grow spiritually and find meaning in hope and love; especially those who feel left behind or overlooked in this world.
Brotherhood of the Phoenix A neo-pagan order for Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender men who love men that celebrates the Spirit of the Divine within and build community with men who seek positive transformation of self, community and the world
Dignity Website for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender Catholics.
Flesh & Spirit A progressive queer men's erotic spiritual community based in San Francisco with an international outreach. Image to the right is from this site.
Gay Buddhist Fellowship Based in San Francisco, the site explores Buddhism and being gay.
Gay Spirit Visions Creates safe spaces for gay men to discover and celebrate their tribal identity, and to encourage each man on his chosen spiritual path.
Integrity A witness of God's inclusive love to the Episcopal Church and the lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender community
Manifest Love A movement including men of all types, who share some key beliefs, an army of lovers working to build a whole new vision of gay male world. Motto is "gay men finding new ways to be with and for each other." Manifest Love educates supports and inspires gay men to seek new ways of being with and for each other, embodying the best, most powerful and transformative values we bring to culture: non-violence, the brotherhood of deep friendship, sexual celebration, service and nurturance, new forms of intimacy with women, and pursuit of diverse forms of ecstatic union. Check out "The Soul Beneath the Skin", a book by Manifest Love founder David Nimmons, in the Spirited Book Club.
National Gay and Lesbian Task Force David v. Goliath: A report on faith groups working for lesbian, gay, bisexual & transgender equality and what they're up against
OperationRebirth.com The first web site dedicated to ending the religious and spiritual abuse against black gays and lesbians inflicted by black churches, providing resources that assist black gays and lesbians on reclaiming their religion and spirituality. The site has become "the watchdog" within the black church, holding black clergy accountable for their anti-gay messages and its impact on the community as a whole.
Queer Asian Spirit Is a website with a diverse range of resources relating to the spiritual lives of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer people of Asian descent.
Radical Faeries From the site - "We're decentralized, and nobody's in charge -- so every 
faerie who you ask will give a slightly different definition of "Radical Faerie." Generally, we tend to be Gay men who look for a spiritual dimension to our sexuality; many of us are healers of one kind or another. Our shared values include feminism, respect for the Earth, and individual responsiblity rather than hierarchy. Many of us are Pagan (nature-based religion)."
The Interfaith Alliance The Interfaith Alliance (TIA) is nonpartisan advocacy organization, and very gay friendly. Founded in 1994 to challenge the radical religious right, TIA remains committed to promoting the positive and healing role of religion in public life by encouraging civic participation, facilitating community activism, and challenging religious political extremism.TIA strives to protect both the sanctity of religion and the integrity of government. As religion and the United States government become increasingly entangled, faith is being manipulated to influence policy and advance political strategy. As a result, religion's power to unite and heal is being severely compromised in order to accomplish partisan objectives. TIA and our members work to ensure that America is a nation where religious belief and practice are free and voluntary, and that the government does not favor or discriminate against citizens based on their religious belief or non-belief.
Unity A spiritual movement free of discrimination on the basis of race, gender, age, creed, religion, national origin, ethnicity, physical disability, or sexual orientation.
White Crane Journal White Crane is an international quarterly journal dedicated to exploring gay men's spirituality. Gay, wisdom, culture, religion, theology, mythology, White
Crain's enormous resource listing of includes links and info on more spiritual traditions and practices than you can shake your prayer beads at. White Cranes recommended reading and White Crane's gay spirituality websites.
World Congress of LGBT Jews Website for gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender Jewish people.
