Posts Tagged ‘Slide’
Physical Movement Is A Form of Self-Love
Believe Out Loud Fridays is a new series of spiritual reflections – pieces that connect our identities and lived experiences with sacred texts and spiritual guidance. This week’s reflection focuses on physical exercise as a divinely aligned act of self-love. But speaking the truth in love, we must grow up in every way into him…
Read MoreNational Give Something Away Day
July 15th is recognized as National Give Something Away Day. The day was created to provide individuals and communities with the opportunity to share their plentiful blessings with others without expectations or limitations. The majority of us are blessed to have more than what is necessary to live, but some are lacking supplies and items…
Read MoreInternational Non-Binary People’s Day 2020
July 14th is International Non-Binary People’s Day! We believe that in order to treat all human beings with dignity, we need to constantly learn and expand our understanding of the world in all its diversity. At Believe Out Loud, we are committed to challenging ourselves and our audience to see and embrace all of our…
Read MoreLGBT Icons
Over the decades, the LGBT community has had a hand in shaping society. From the arts and entertainment to the sciences and engineering, LGBT individuals have contributed to making life better for all of us. These five LGBT individuals are just a few who have made a great impact in the world within the past…
Read MoreBelieve Out Loud’s Interfaith Pride Worship Service
Printable Worship Bulletin (English). Printable Worship Bulletin (Spanish). Make a donation to Believe Out Loud’s #GiveOutDay campaign here. Thank you for celebrating Pride with us!
Read MorePride Pioneer: Dr. Sarah Josephine Baker
Pride Pioneers are LGBT individuals whose contributions to society deserve our continued acknowledgement and appreciation. In this installation, we’re turning the spotlight onto Dr. Sarah Josephine Baker – enjoy! The notion of preventative care through proper hygiene was virtually unheard of in the early 20th century. Even more scarce were women in the medical field.…
Read MorePride Conversations: A Q&A with Ross Murray of GLAAD
Pride Month this year is unlike any other. With so much change in the world around us, one thing remains the same: the significance of Pride to LGBT people, their friends and families. To help share and spread Pride this month, we’re conducting a series of Pride Conversations. These brief Q&As are designed to help…
Read MorePride Conversations: A Q&A with Rev. Stan J. Sloan of Family Equality
Pride Month this year is unlike any other. With so much change in the world around us, one thing remains the same: the significance of Pride to LGBT people, their friends and families. To help share and spread Pride this month, we’re conducting a series of Pride Conversations. These brief Q&As are designed to help…
Read MoreThe 4th Anniversary of the Pulse Nightclub Shooting
Courtesy: onePulse Foundation Today, June 12th, marks a day that devastated the LGBT community. Four years ago, 49 lives were lost after a man opened fire with an assault rifle at the Pulse nightclub in Orlando, Florida – one of Orlando’s biggest nightclubs and a safe haven for the LGBT community. Another 53 people were…
Read MoreBOL Presents: Behind the Mask
At the height of the pandemic, face masks became difficult to locate. Individuals turned to protecting themselves with bandanas, scarves and other makeshift items as face wraps. Grocery stores, pharmacies and businesses around the world adopted a “no face mask, no entry” policy – thereby further increasing demand for the coveted items. Image Credit: Shutterstock.com…
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