| About Changing Attitude |
| Who we are |
Changing Attitude is a network of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and heterosexual members of the Church of England. We welcome as members everyone whose concern is to work for change in the church's understanding of human sexuality. The Changing Attitude England network was founded in 1995. We have over 500 supporters in the UK with supporters in other European countries, New Zealand, Australia, USA, Canada, Brazil and Uganda. In England, we have a network of diocesan groups meeting in 24 dioceses. Changing Attitude networks have formed in Australia, Scotland, New Zealand and Nigeria and a new group in Australia is being started in March 2006. The Changing Attitude National Office is at:
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| What we believe |
A brief summary of Changing Attitude's views about lesbian, gay and bisexual Christians in the Church, covering
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| What we do |
We aim to move forward the debate about human sexuality in the Anglican Church by:
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| Changing Attitude Trust |
The Revd Colin Coward, the Director of Changing Attitude, is a priest and psychotherapist. He ministered for 19 years in inner-city parishes in the Diocese of Southwark. The Revd Sally Rogers, the Development Worker for the southern Province, has served in parish ministry in the dioceses of Bristol, London and St Albans. Nigel Greenwood, the Development Worker for the northern Province, also works part-time as co-ordinator for an ecumenical church project. Brenda Harrison is a member of the Evangelical Fellowship and has recently retired from the Immigration Service. Click here to view our latest annual report. Click here to view a list of our Patrons. |