Through the experiences of five Christian American families, including those of former House Majority Leader Richard Gephardt and Episcopal Bishop Gene Robinson, this narrative explores how people of faith navigate the realization of having a gay child or family member.

This documentary features parents, children, partners, couples, and supporting pastors and psychologists sharing their heartfelt experiences of coming out in a Christian environment. They discuss the role of faith, the challenges of coming out in families and the church, solutions to these struggles, their best advice for others, and their hope for the future.

ENOUGH ROOM AT THE TABLE is a dialogue film that explores the intersection of faith, gender, and sexuality. It aims to create a sacred space where people can genuinely listen to one another, sharing their lives while acknowledging differences in beliefs and practices. Rather than seeing each other through labels or positions, the film encourages viewing each other as beloved children of God, embodying a love that transcends differences.

This raw and moving documentary explores the intersection of faith, identity, and sexuality through the spiritual journeys of three Seventh-day Adventists who love God and their church while also being gay.

This story chronicles the early days of SDA Kinship International, featuring interviews with many of the organization's founders.

SDA Kinship's week of inspirational messages.

Currently, I am working on a feature-length documentary titled Seventh-Gay Adventists, with fiscal sponsorship from the San Francisco Film Society.

This playlist shares the stories and perspectives of Adventists, offering honest insights into their experiences with LGBTQIA+ individuals in the church, families, and communities.

Kinship Worship is an inspirational program created by and for our community, designed to uplift members during the Covid-19 pandemic. It streamed live on our Facebook page and YouTube Channel at 8 PM ET on the first Friday of each month, with on-demand availability afterward.

Kathy Baldock, author, LGBT advocate, international speaker, and Executive Director of CanyonWalker Connections, is a leading expert on LGBT issues, particularly regarding historical and ongoing discrimination from socially conservative Christian communities and political sectors.

Visit www.CanyonwalkerConnections.com for insights into the intersection of faith, sexual orientation, gender identity, public policy, and cultural/religious discrimination in the U.S. Kathy is the author of Walking the Bridgeless Canyon (2014), available on Amazon or as a signed copy at canyonwalkerpress.com. This book, along with its accompanying video series, offers valuable resources for parents, family, and friends of LGBT individuals.

Justin Lee is the author of Talking Across the Divide: How to Communicate with People You Disagree With and Maybe Even Change the World and Torn: Rescuing the Gospel from the Gays-vs.-Christians Debate. With 20 years of experience bridging the LGBT–Christian divide, he now applies those strategies to bring nuance to a polarized world on various issues.

Welcome to my channel! Pastor Chester Hitchcock here, and I'm excited to share video series that will elevate your Bible knowledge. The first series, "The Gospel Memory Course," will make it easy and fun to remember where to find your favorite stories in the New Testament.

My claim is that full affirmation of same-sex marriage and transgender identity is the most biblical approach to the LGBTQ community. Through my study, I’ve come to believe that, though well-intentioned, the institutional church has misunderstood this issue. I recognize this claim may seem audacious or even misguided to some, but for others, it offers hope like an oasis in a desert. While many Christian churches struggle to have open, respectful conversations about LGBTQ issues, and we face the collateral damage of the church's past, I believe there is a way forward. If we have the courage to get curious and start learning, things can improve.