Published 26 July 2019, reporting on Resolution 11-03A, passed at the Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod's 67th Regular Convention (20 to 25 July 2019, Tampa, Florida) with 96.8 percent approval. States the resolution reaffirmed that God created humanity as male and female and commended those maintaining chaste and decent lives in repentant faith despite same-sex attraction and gender identity confusion. States the resolution called on congregations to minister compassionately to people regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity and condemned acts of abuse against LGBT individuals.
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Independent religion journalism reporting a named, dated convention resolution rather than the synod's own hosting of the resolution text, used because it quotes the resolution's own language and the percentage by which it passed. NotesCited for Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod's sexuality-position and its detail.
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PublisherThe Christian Post
Publication Year2019
URLhttps://www.christianpost.com/news/lutheran-church-affirms-traditional-stance-lgbt-issues-compassion-for-lgbt-people.html
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This source names Florida directly: "Convention (20 to 25 July 2019, Tampa, Florida) with 96.8 percent approval."
Source Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod Affirms Traditional Stance on LGBT Issues, Compassion for LGBT People (The Christian Post)
This source names Missouri directly: "11-03A, passed at the Lutheran Church, Missouri Synod's 67th Regular Convention (20 to 25 July 2019, Tampa, Florida) with 96.8 percent approval."
Source Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod Affirms Traditional Stance on LGBT Issues, Compassion for LGBT People (The Christian Post)
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