.NBCOUT: The breakup of a major Christian denomination, the grisly murder of a Michigan hairstylist and a 'Queer Eye' star's campaign trip to Iowa are among this week's top LGBTQ stories.
Jonathan Van Ness attends the "Cats" World Premiere at Alice Tully Hall, Lincoln Center on Dec. 16, 2019 in New York.The breakup of a major Christian denomination, the grisly murder of a Michigan hairstylist and a"Queer Eye" star's campaign trip to Iowa are among this week's top stories.
Protesters at the United Methodist Church's special session of the general conference in St. Louis on Feb. 26, 2019.
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United Methodist Church looks to split over LGBTQ issuesChurch leaders worked with an expert mediator to draft a proposal, to be voted on in May 2020, that would split the UMC into pro-LGBTQ and anti-LGBTQ denominations.
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United Methodist Church negotiates a likely split over LGBTQ issuesUnited Methodist congregations that lean toward the church’s “traditionalist” stance on LGBTQ issues prepare to spin off into a new denomination.
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United Methodist Church Proposes Split Over Gay Marriage, LGBTQ ClergyThe United Methodist Church — the third-largest religious sect in the U.S. — are considering a split that would allow the Church to ordain, marry LGBTQ people
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United Methodist Church May Split Over Gay RightsLeaders of the United Methodist Church have agreed in principle on a deal that will divide the denomination, potentially ending years of discord over the status of gay and transgender people in the church.
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United Methodist Church proposes historic split over gay marriage and LGBT clergyUnited Methodist Church bishops and leaders are proposing a split into more than one denomination in a bid to resolve years of debate over LGBT clergy and same-sex weddings, according to the church's official news agency
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United Methodist Church is Breaking Up With ItselfThe United Methodist Church is going through a tough break up—with itself. According to the Washington Post, Church leadership has decided to break into two separate denominations as a solution to their internal debate on same-sex marriage. The newer denomination of the United Methodist Church, reports the Post, will hold onto “traditional” values and will not allow same-sex marriage or the ordination of any LGBTQ member of the clergy. The remainder of the denomination that is not splitting off will evolve to allow LGBTQ ordination as well as same-sex marriage, marking itself as the cool parent in this godly divorce.
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