Here are some of the groups who marched together on July 3rd
Accepting Evangelicals is a open network of Evangelical Christians who believe the time has come to move towards the acceptance of faithful, loving same-sex partnerships at every level of church life, and the development of a positive Christian ethic for gay and lesbian people.
Faith and Pride is an Belfast-based organisation with one simple point: you can be Christian and gay. It is run by a group of gay Christians, who have accumulated experience as Anglicans, Catholics, Christadelphians, Methodists, Non-Subscribing Presbyterians, and Presbyterians.
Courage is a UK-based, not for profit, evangelical Christian organisation, founded in 1988. Courage is for gay and lesbian Christians who are seeking a safe place of friendship in which to reconcile their faith and sexuality and grow towards Christian maturity, and also offers a warm welcome to friends and family members. Courage has regular meetings held in London.
The Scottish arm of Courage, described above. It has central meetings in Glasgow and Edinburgh, and supports a network of cells across the country.
The Evangelical Fellowship gives the opportunity:
Inclusive Church are working to break down the barriers to full inclusion at all levels of the Anglican Communion. This means that it is essential that women can be bishops and that lesbian and gay people - both in relationships and single can be ministers. As part of full inclusion, they believe the Church should be offering services of thanksgiving to those entering Civil Partnerships. They are also working to tackle the exclusion which results from disability.
LGCM (Lesbian and Gay Christian Movement) has been challenging homophobia and working towards creating an inclusive Church since 1976. LGCM is a membership based organisation that provides support to individual LGBT Christians and our friends from all denominations and none through local and special interest groups.
The Metropolitan Community Church has three Churches in the London area. They provide an opportunity for inclusive Christian worship in a variety of styles. The denomination was founded within and for the LGBT community and a warm welcome awaits you.
The Sibyls is a UK-based confidential Christian spirituality group for transgender people, and their supporters, offering companionship along the journey, and information/advocacy to churches.
Sibyls pray, eat, and talk together, and seek to fulfil Christ's command to love one another.
YLGC seeks to support Christians aged 16 - 30 who identify as Lesbian, Gay, Bi and Trans and those who are questioning their sexual, gender or Christian identity. We exist both in the real world and online with quarterly meetings and regular web chats on our forum.