LAST MONTH, amid widespread condemnation, the UK Government decided not to include trans people in its conversion therapy ban. In an interview with the Evening Standard this week, OTN Co-Chair Alex Clare-Young shares experiences of conversion therapy, and concern that being trans is not something to be cured, but to be accepted and joyfully celebrated.

THIS WEEK, in My Faithful Ally, the podcast that shares the stories and testimonies from queer people of faith, OTN Coordinator Kieran shares his journey from teaching and training for priesthood to a new call to support LGBTQIA+ #Christians

THE DEADLINE to respond to the consultation on Living In Love & Faith (LLF) - the Church of England’s resources on identity, sexuality, relationships and marriage - is fast approaching. If you have taken part in an LLF course - or if you have not but still have feedback you want the bishops leading the process to be aware of - you have until Saturday 30th April to respond.

OTN PATRON Rachel Mann and Co-Chair Alex Clare-Young were among the 14 church leaders calling on the Prime Minister to remove the exclusion of trans people from the proposed ‘conversion therapy’ ban