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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.

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2016 MAY NEWSLETTER

The 2016 May Newsletter can be found here.

Lots of news and photos from our exciting month of PFLAG activities and events. Don’t miss the story about the PFLAG & GSA presentation to the Lincoln County Board of Commissioners for Upstanders Week, which we have made an annual event in the county. And the great job Taft High students are doing in their statistics class in measuring bullying behavior. PFLAG OCC helped them out with a mini-grant.

This month’s PFLAG meeting on May 11 will include a discussion about the pro’s and con’s of visibility for LGBT people and issues. Be there and participate!

Thanks again to Nel Ward, our multi-talented newsletter editor. We so appreciate her commitment and dedication to LGBT causes and people.

2016 APRIL NEWSLETTER

The 2016 April Newsletter can be found here.

We greatly appreciate the hard work and dedication of our editor, Nel Ward! We could use your help and support for about 30 min. on Wed., April 13 at 9:30 AM at the Board of Commissioners meeting in the Courthouse on Olive St. in Newport. The Commissioners will be presenting PFLAG and the GSA kids with a Proclamation of Upstander Week in Lincoln County. Ineka and the GSA kids will share some of their experiences with helping their schools eliminate bullying and build a healthy school climate. Hope you can be there to be “PFLAG’s Posse” at this annual event. The BOC meeting room is right near the entrance in the back parking lot. Hope to see you there!

Desert Hope treatment center Below is a link for a drug treatment center, Desert Hope, that emphasizes its mission to LGBT individuals. Addiction and Abuse in the LGBT Community

The PFLAG OCC Basic Needs Grants The PFLAG OCC Basic Needs Grants provides emergency or urgent relief to LGBT+ people in Lincoln County. Individuals of any age who identify as LGBT+ (or their caregivers) and who demonstrate a financial need for medical aid, housing, transportation, or food can apply. The maximum grant is $250. Much of the Grant’s resources come from other LGBT+ people and straight allies. Contact PFLAG OCC at pflagocc@gmail.com for an application.

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