Faith Archives – Page 6 of 10

University of Mount Union chaplain comes out; shines spotlight on LGBTQ+ stories at intersection of Christianity

By Guest Commentary ● Community ● December 5, 2022

13 years ago, Tim Morrison was moved to explore college chaplaincy, but just recently took a huge step in sharing his whole self.

By Rebecca Vontroba ● Faith ● October 6, 2022

Boswell is the subject of a new documentary “Not A Tame Lion,” which tells the story of his impact on the LGBTQ+ community.

By H.L. Comeriato ● Faith ● September 16, 2022

The Paulist Fathers served OSU’s Catholic Newman Center for over 60 years. In June, new Columbus Bishop Earl Fernandes dismissed them.

By The Buckeye Flame ● Faith ● September 11, 2022

The same four Ohio colleges that appeared on the 2021 list again appear on this 2022 list.

By Maria McGinnis ● Community ● September 1, 2022

The area’s first-ever Pride event is coming to town for a weekend-long celebration starting on September 30.

By FreshWater Cleveland ● Faith ● August 15, 2022

It almost seems like Stephen C. Blonder Adams was destined to lead the Old Stone Church, First Presbyterian Church of Cleveland.

By The Buckeye Flame ● Community ● August 2, 2022

Around 60 people gathered outside St. Mary’s Church in Oxford for a silent protest to support the LGBTQ+ community.

By Guest Commentary ● Faith ● July 16, 2022

One of the best examples of how citizens can come together to fight for change on the issues they care about comes from Cincinnati.

By Kim Schneider ● Transgender ● July 8, 2022

The toolkit provides information on resources and social media messages to encourage its members to speak up for their neighbors.

By Eliana Turan ● Commentary ● June 28, 2022

Part II focuses on the role of hate groups, anti-LGBTQ+ lobbyists, & anti-trans political attack in Cleveland’s local trans violence crisis.