If you want to try an Episcopal church, it looks like Christ Church Washington Parish in Capitol Hill has a rainbow flag on their webpage. Episcopal Diocese of Washington church map: https://www.episcopalassetmap.org/dioceses/diocese-washington-diocesis-de-washington/map |
That's actually good. I'm the one who mentioned the reconciling UMC churches. Our former pastor, Rev Stephanie Vader, is an amazing pastor. She was reassigned last year to Capitol Hill UMC. You should visit and try it out. The good thing about UMC is that everyone is welcome whether you are a member, a guest, or a visitor. I know that Rev Stephanie is very welcoming to LGBTQ+. When she was with our church, we had a gay reverend on staff there and they were and are still good friends. She preaches for an open and welcoming congregation. She teaches that everyone is welcome at the table and everyone is welcome to partake of communion in her church. Capitol Hill United Methodist Church 421 Seward Square SE Washington, DC 20003 202-546-1000 Fax: 202-547-6889 |
We've tried several Unitarian churches. They were all extremely welcoming, but there weren't a lot of other gay families. |
Was just coming here to suggest this. Also, St. Thomas Dupont Circle, where retired Bishop Gene Robinson is in residence, and St. Margaret's in Kalorama. |
Unitarians |
Cleveland Park UCC. |
Bull Run Unitarian |
Presbyterian Churches (PCUSA) are now gay friendly. |
Floris United Methodist Church in Herndon, VA |
I found one (Commonwealth Baptist, but visited a few others) by googling "open and affirming churches near me." This is church speak for gay friendly. You want a church that says this explicitly on their website. |
Northern Virginia Ethical Society or Washington Ethical Society, depending on where you live. |
If you're in NoVa, The Falls Church Episcopal in downtown Falls Church. (Not to be confused with the Falls Church Anglican on Rt 50.) Retired Bishop Gene Robinson preached there this past weekend and was amazing. |
River Road Unitarian Universalist in Bethesda! (On river road of course). We’re queer and we’ve met other queer members and staff. No one acts weird around us either ![]() |
The Table Church in DC. |
Westminster Presbyterian Church https://westminsterdc.org/ |