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The Congregational Church of Lincoln City (UCC)
Meeting Address: 1760 NW 25th Street, Lincoln City, OR97367
Mailing Address: PO Box 945, Lincoln City OR 97367
Pastor: The Rev. Michael Grogan
Phone: 541- 994-2378
Email: congregationalchurch1@lcucc.com
Website: http://www.lincolncityucccongregational.org/index.htm
Note: Recognized as an Open and Affirming congregation by the United Church of Christ http://www.ucc.org/lgbt/ona.html . Listed as a Welcoming Gay Friendly Church on www.gaychurch.org
Official Statement of Inclusion of LGBTQ since 2008. Will officiate LGBTQ marriages, funerals, & baptisms. LGBTQ leadership within the congregation. Public notice of being a welcoming congregation on the congregation’s website, signage, Facebook page, and in newspaper announcements.

The Episcopal Parish of St. James Santiago
Meeting address: 2490 NE Highway 101, Lincoln City, OR 97367
Mailing address: PO Box 789, Lincoln City, OR 97367
Rector: The Rev. Chris Hertlein
Phone: (541) 994-2426
Email: stjames@episcopalchurchlincolncity.net
website: http://www.episcopalchurchlincolncity.com/
Note: Listed as a WelcomingGayFriendlyChurch on www.gaychurch.org
Official Statement of Inclusion of LGBTQ. Will officiate LGBTQ marriages, funerals, & baptisms. LGBTQ leadership within the congregation. Gender neutral bathrooms.

Unity by the Sea
Meeting Address: 1922 NE 17th St, Lincoln City, OR 97367
Mailing Address: P O Box 386, Lincoln City, OR 97367
Church Manager: John Hume
Phone: 541-418-0345
Email: info@ubts.org
Webpage: http://www.ubts.org
Note: The congregation is part of a welcoming denomination. http://www.unity.org/
Official Statement of Inclusion of LGBTQ. Will officiate LGBTQ marriages, funerals, & baptisms.

2018 NOVEMBER NEWSLETTER

PFLAG
Feb 9, 2021
1 min read

The 2018 November Newsletter can be found here.

Once again Nel Ward, our greatly appreciated newsletter editor, has pulled together the latest and best of the LGBTQ news, around the world and here on the Oregon coast.

Check page 7 for the calendar of events, including the regular PFLAG meeting on Nov. 14–which will be a Trans Observance led by Newport High GSA students. Hope you can come out to support and encourage them.

Thanks for all that you are doing to make our communities safer and more welcoming. We all have to try harder in these difficult and more dangerous times.

Jeanne Jeanne StJohn, Chair PFLAG Oregon Central Coast

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