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A queer Methodist minister didn't feel safe at an Idaho hospital; her conference won't return to Boise next year
Delegates heard an emotional motion to move the next annual conference outside Idaho after concerns about safety and LGBTQ sentiment.
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Church conference votes to leave Idaho due to transphobic climate
A Methodist conference that was scheduled to take place in Boise, Idaho, next year will have to find a new venue as its members voted to leave the state out of concerns for the safety of transgender and nonbinary participants The United Methodist Church held its annual Oregon-Idaho Conference at the Cathedral of the Rockies in Boise from June 18 to 20, and it was supposed to return to the same church in 2027. But the state’s transphobic climate …
·San Francisco, United States
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A queer Methodist minister didn't feel safe at an Idaho hospital; her conference won't return to Boise next year
Bishop Bridgeforth visited with George Prentice to talk about the emotional debate during this year’s conference and the fallout from the decision on next year's conference.
·Boise, United States
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