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Here's a list of LGBT friendly Episcopal churches in the Bay Area. The ones with an asterisk support Oasis California programs and projects actively and are our "Covenant Congregations." Congregations without an asterisk are LGBT welcoming churches that have asked to be listed here. You and your family will be welcome and feel at home in these congregations. Many other Episcopal churches also welcome LGBT folks but are not listed here - for a full list of Episcopal parishes in the Diocese of California please visit the Directory of Congregations at diocal.org.

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OASIS CALIFORNIA

The Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Ministry of the Episcopal Diocese of California

Copyright © 1999-2010 Oasis California All rights reserved.
Revised: 06/17/10.

	What happened at Lambeth? If you want to know what happened in Canterbury during the Lambeth Conference, you can: Check out our Lambeth photo page; Read Oasis President Tom Jackson's Lambeth Report, his Lambeth Pilgrim Blog and his Lambeth Reports on EpsicoPod - you can also download Tom's report as a PDF file; Check out the Witness @ Lambeth site. Launched by Oasis California, the Witness @ Lambeth brought LGBT Anglicans from across America and around the world to blog and witnesses there. See more Lambeth News Reports here.		Petition to Win Marriage Back EQCA is already crunching numbers and doing extensive research to determine what election and what ballot language would give us the best chance to win marriage back. We need to have a grassroots army ready to hit the streets if we are unsuccessful in court. Thank you to all who have already signed up to carry petitions to qualify a new initiative to win marriage back. If you haven’t already, sign the petition now at www.eqca.org/petition. And please forward this call to action on to everyone you know.
	The Bishop's London March sought justice for the poor - but not LGBT people.	Bishop Marc and fellow bishops join in escorting Bishop Gene Robinson to the Changing Attunes/Integrity Eucharist.	The Oasis Witnesses @ Lambeth came from across America and around the world.	Presiding Bishop Kathryn Jeffords Shori and Oasis President Tom Jackson at Lambeth.
	In 2008: We Had A Great PRIDE! Bishop Marc Andrus celebrated our annual Pride Mass outside on the parade route and then came along with us - and our Pride Kazoo Band - as we made the historic march down Market Street. More photos here. Thanks to all who helped: The Rt. Rev Marc Andrus, Bishop of California, Presider & Preacher The Rev. Vicki Gray, Deacon Mr. Thomas C. Jackson, Subdeacon Ms. Rebeca Rivera, Intercessor The Rev. Nancy Pennekamp, Presentor of Lambeth Pilgrims Also: The Rev. Tommy Dillon, St Aidan’s, San Francisco; the Rev. John Kirkley, St. John the Evangelist, San Francisco; the Reverend Rosa Lee Harden & Lois Williams, Holy Innocents; the Rev. Lyle Beckman, San Francisco Night Ministry; and St. Paul’s Oakland, home and organizers of the Pride Kazoo Band. Special thanks to our 2008 Contingent Monitors! Thanks to them we would are able to march. Our 2008 monitors include: Andrew Aldrich; the Rev. Davidson Bidwell-Waite; Robert Craig; Amy Fielder; Charles Frisbie; Trish Grima; the Rev. Teddy Knight; the Rev. Chris McManus; the Rev. Nancy Pennekamp; Josie Ramos; the Rev. Trish Ross; and Fernando Sampaio.

	OASIS CALIFORNIA The Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Ministry of the Episcopal Diocese of California *Mailing Address:* Oasis California, Oasis California, Post Office Box 7802, Menlo Park, CA, 94026-7802 Copyright © 1999-2008 Oasis California All rights reserved. Revised: 05/05/09

	What happened at Lambeth? If you want to know what happened in Canterbury during the Lambeth Conference, you can: Check out our Lambeth photo page; Read Oasis President Tom Jackson's Lambeth Report, his Lambeth Pilgrim Blog and his Lambeth Reports on EpsicoPod - you can also download Tom's report as a PDF file; Check out the Witness @ Lambeth site. Launched by Oasis California, the Witness @ Lambeth brought LGBT Anglicans from across America and around the world to blog and witnesses there. See more Lambeth News Reports here.		Petition to Win Marriage Back EQCA is already crunching numbers and doing extensive research to determine what election and what ballot language would give us the best chance to win marriage back. We need to have a grassroots army ready to hit the streets if we are unsuccessful in court. Thank you to all who have already signed up to carry petitions to qualify a new initiative to win marriage back. If you haven’t already, sign the petition now at www.eqca.org/petition. And please forward this call to action on to everyone you know.
	The Bishop's London March sought justice for the poor - but not LGBT people.	Bishop Marc and fellow bishops join in escorting Bishop Gene Robinson to the Changing Attunes/Integrity Eucharist.	The Oasis Witnesses @ Lambeth came from across America and around the world.	Presiding Bishop Kathryn Jeffords Shori and Oasis President Tom Jackson at Lambeth.
	In 2008: We Had A Great PRIDE! Bishop Marc Andrus celebrated our annual Pride Mass outside on the parade route and then came along with us - and our Pride Kazoo Band - as we made the historic march down Market Street. More photos here. Thanks to all who helped: The Rt. Rev Marc Andrus, Bishop of California, Presider & Preacher The Rev. Vicki Gray, Deacon Mr. Thomas C. Jackson, Subdeacon Ms. Rebeca Rivera, Intercessor The Rev. Nancy Pennekamp, Presentor of Lambeth Pilgrims Also: The Rev. Tommy Dillon, St Aidan’s, San Francisco; the Rev. John Kirkley, St. John the Evangelist, San Francisco; the Reverend Rosa Lee Harden & Lois Williams, Holy Innocents; the Rev. Lyle Beckman, San Francisco Night Ministry; and St. Paul’s Oakland, home and organizers of the Pride Kazoo Band. Special thanks to our 2008 Contingent Monitors! Thanks to them we would are able to march. Our 2008 monitors include: Andrew Aldrich; the Rev. Davidson Bidwell-Waite; Robert Craig; Amy Fielder; Charles Frisbie; Trish Grima; the Rev. Teddy Knight; the Rev. Chris McManus; the Rev. Nancy Pennekamp; Josie Ramos; the Rev. Trish Ross; and Fernando Sampaio.

	OASIS CALIFORNIA The Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Ministry of the Episcopal Diocese of California *Mailing Address:* Oasis California, Oasis California, Post Office Box 7802, Menlo Park, CA, 94026-7802 Copyright © 1999-2008 Oasis California All rights reserved. Revised: 05/05/09

	What happened at Lambeth? If you want to know what happened in Canterbury during the Lambeth Conference, you can: Check out our Lambeth photo page; Read Oasis President Tom Jackson's Lambeth Report, his Lambeth Pilgrim Blog and his Lambeth Reports on EpsicoPod - you can also download Tom's report as a PDF file; Check out the Witness @ Lambeth site. Launched by Oasis California, the Witness @ Lambeth brought LGBT Anglicans from across America and around the world to blog and witnesses there. See more Lambeth News Reports here.		Petition to Win Marriage Back EQCA is already crunching numbers and doing extensive research to determine what election and what ballot language would give us the best chance to win marriage back. We need to have a grassroots army ready to hit the streets if we are unsuccessful in court. Thank you to all who have already signed up to carry petitions to qualify a new initiative to win marriage back. If you haven’t already, sign the petition now at www.eqca.org/petition. And please forward this call to action on to everyone you know.
	The Bishop's London March sought justice for the poor - but not LGBT people.	Bishop Marc and fellow bishops join in escorting Bishop Gene Robinson to the Changing Attunes/Integrity Eucharist.	The Oasis Witnesses @ Lambeth came from across America and around the world.	Presiding Bishop Kathryn Jeffords Shori and Oasis President Tom Jackson at Lambeth.
	In 2008: We Had A Great PRIDE! Bishop Marc Andrus celebrated our annual Pride Mass outside on the parade route and then came along with us - and our Pride Kazoo Band - as we made the historic march down Market Street. More photos here. Thanks to all who helped: The Rt. Rev Marc Andrus, Bishop of California, Presider & Preacher The Rev. Vicki Gray, Deacon Mr. Thomas C. Jackson, Subdeacon Ms. Rebeca Rivera, Intercessor The Rev. Nancy Pennekamp, Presentor of Lambeth Pilgrims Also: The Rev. Tommy Dillon, St Aidan’s, San Francisco; the Rev. John Kirkley, St. John the Evangelist, San Francisco; the Reverend Rosa Lee Harden & Lois Williams, Holy Innocents; the Rev. Lyle Beckman, San Francisco Night Ministry; and St. Paul’s Oakland, home and organizers of the Pride Kazoo Band. Special thanks to our 2008 Contingent Monitors! Thanks to them we would are able to march. Our 2008 monitors include: Andrew Aldrich; the Rev. Davidson Bidwell-Waite; Robert Craig; Amy Fielder; Charles Frisbie; Trish Grima; the Rev. Teddy Knight; the Rev. Chris McManus; the Rev. Nancy Pennekamp; Josie Ramos; the Rev. Trish Ross; and Fernando Sampaio.

	OASIS CALIFORNIA The Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Ministry of the Episcopal Diocese of California *Mailing Address:* Oasis California, Oasis California, Post Office Box 7802, Menlo Park, CA, 94026-7802 Copyright © 1999-2008 Oasis California All rights reserved. Revised: 05/05/09

	What happened at Lambeth? If you want to know what happened in Canterbury during the Lambeth Conference, you can: Check out our Lambeth photo page; Read Oasis President Tom Jackson's Lambeth Report, his Lambeth Pilgrim Blog and his Lambeth Reports on EpsicoPod - you can also download Tom's report as a PDF file; Check out the Witness @ Lambeth site. Launched by Oasis California, the Witness @ Lambeth brought LGBT Anglicans from across America and around the world to blog and witnesses there. See more Lambeth News Reports here.		Petition to Win Marriage Back EQCA is already crunching numbers and doing extensive research to determine what election and what ballot language would give us the best chance to win marriage back. We need to have a grassroots army ready to hit the streets if we are unsuccessful in court. Thank you to all who have already signed up to carry petitions to qualify a new initiative to win marriage back. If you haven’t already, sign the petition now at www.eqca.org/petition. And please forward this call to action on to everyone you know.
	The Bishop's London March sought justice for the poor - but not LGBT people.	Bishop Marc and fellow bishops join in escorting Bishop Gene Robinson to the Changing Attunes/Integrity Eucharist.	The Oasis Witnesses @ Lambeth came from across America and around the world.	Presiding Bishop Kathryn Jeffords Shori and Oasis President Tom Jackson at Lambeth.
	In 2008: We Had A Great PRIDE! Bishop Marc Andrus celebrated our annual Pride Mass outside on the parade route and then came along with us - and our Pride Kazoo Band - as we made the historic march down Market Street. More photos here. Thanks to all who helped: The Rt. Rev Marc Andrus, Bishop of California, Presider & Preacher The Rev. Vicki Gray, Deacon Mr. Thomas C. Jackson, Subdeacon Ms. Rebeca Rivera, Intercessor The Rev. Nancy Pennekamp, Presentor of Lambeth Pilgrims Also: The Rev. Tommy Dillon, St Aidan’s, San Francisco; the Rev. John Kirkley, St. John the Evangelist, San Francisco; the Reverend Rosa Lee Harden & Lois Williams, Holy Innocents; the Rev. Lyle Beckman, San Francisco Night Ministry; and St. Paul’s Oakland, home and organizers of the Pride Kazoo Band. Special thanks to our 2008 Contingent Monitors! Thanks to them we would are able to march. Our 2008 monitors include: Andrew Aldrich; the Rev. Davidson Bidwell-Waite; Robert Craig; Amy Fielder; Charles Frisbie; Trish Grima; the Rev. Teddy Knight; the Rev. Chris McManus; the Rev. Nancy Pennekamp; Josie Ramos; the Rev. Trish Ross; and Fernando Sampaio.

	OASIS CALIFORNIA The Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Ministry of the Episcopal Diocese of California *Mailing Address:* Oasis California, Oasis California, Post Office Box 7802, Menlo Park, CA, 94026-7802 Copyright © 1999-2008 Oasis California All rights reserved. Revised: 05/05/09

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