Lgbt holds gay history month drag show at Georgia Methodist church

https://www.christianheadlines.com/contributors/milton-quintanilla/lgbtq-organization-holds-gay-history-month-drag-show-at-georgia-methodist-church.html

Methodist church..split over apostasy.  Some want it some dont.    As lost now as they were during Clinton Regime time.   Moreso now.

Read the remarks of the Emory U queer student.  They don't want to be accepted as fellow human beings.  They want to rub it in your face and take over every aspect of decent folks lives and interests so that you can't get away from it.  They don't want to fit in.  They want to rule.   And they're doin' a fine job of taking over with the help of mentally ill leftists.

Tommy Greenler, a senior at Emory University, hosted the event at Glenn Memorial Chapel while dressed in drag. He went by the stage name "Pam."

"There is something very subversive about hosting a drag show at a church, especially a Methodist church like Glenn Memorial," Greenler told Campus Reform.

"The UMC has officially adopted some anti-LGBT stances in recent years," he added. "But I think it says a lot about Glenn Memorial as an individual church that it has continued to welcome the drag show in their space."

Greenler, who previously hosted the drag event in 2018 and 2019, posted clips from the recent show on Instagram.

"I personally think it's kind of punk, to be a queer person hosting an unapologetically queer event in a church like this — I feel like this kind of breaking barriers is what drag is all about," Greenler contended.

In addition to the drag show, hip hop dance performances and a costume contest also took place at Glenn Memorial Chapel. According to Campus Reform, the church podiums were covered in transgender and gay pride flags.

"Drag has provided a space for queer expression when homophobia, transphobia, and racism make the world unsafe," Emory Pride's President Layla Aberman told The Emory Wheel, the school's student newspaper.

Aberman added, "Drag is about family."

The church, which is led by pastor Mark Westmoreland, is known for its history of gay activism. Two years ago, he expressed his disagreement with the United Methodist Church's vote to affirm traditional marriage.

awesome.

Aberman added, "Drag is about family."

Sure it is