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UPDATE: Download final day programme.
more than > equal =
share
celebrate
be encouraged
be inspired
grow
YOU ARE more than welcome to join us for our FREE national gathering!
LGBTQIA+ people are a gift to the church and the world, but are often treated less than equally.
Equity for LGBTQIA+ people means recognising our circumstances and accessing the resources and opportunities we need to reach our full potential.
Our national gathering is a place to celebrate our diversity, share our stories, grow in confidence and be inspired to seek the equity we deserve.
READ MORE about what we mean by ‘more than equal’.
We’re also celebrating 15 years of our first community & 8 years since we became a network.
Open Table Network national gathering
Saturday 10 June, 2023
Downing Place URC, Cambridge CB2 3EL
11.30-5.30pm - Registration & coffee from 11am.
Lunch included. Optional dinner from 5.30pm.
Assistance with travel costs available for people on low income. Contact us to discuss.
Special guest speaker: Jonathan Tallon, author of Affirmative: Why You Can Say Yes to the Bible and Yes to People Who Are LGBTQI+ and the website bibleandhomosexuality.org.
Discount paperbacks @ £5 on the day.
Choose from workshops, crafts, chats and stillness
Worship and Communion
Make new friends.
We look forward to welcoming you at Downing Place United Reformed Church, home of our Open Table Cambridge community. How to find Downing Place URC.
FREE Diversity Dice for everyone who attends.
Our More Than Equal logo includes the new Progress Pride Flag.
Over the years the original rainbow flag has been redesigned, to better represent and reflect more communities. Black and brown stripes represent diverse ethnicities. Pink, pale blue and white stripes represent the trans community, and those living with HIV.
‘The arrow points to the right to show forward movement, while being along the left edge shows that progress still needs to be made.’
Designer of the Progress Pride flag Daniel Quasar.
In 2021, a yellow triangle and purple circle to represent the intersex community were added.
Our logo is a sign that we want everyone to feel more than welcome!