- A Community of Frum Gay Jews
- Welcome to the mishpocha! Orthodox Gay Jews are thriving in New York City and around the world. A variety of resources serve our vibrant and growing community. Is it possible to be gay and frum (a religious observant Jew)? What does the Torah say about homosexuality? What can I do about sex as a frum gay Jew?
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- Bet Mishpachah
- Bet Mishpachah is a congregation for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Jews and all who wish to participate in an inclusive, egalitarian, and mutually supportive community. We join together to affirm our religious and cultural heritage, integrating Gay and Lesbian and Jewish identities. Our membership is comprised of singles, couples, and families, and is open to everyone, regardless of religious affiliation, sexual orientation, or gender identity. Located in the District of Columbia.
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- Come to Kedusho!
- Rabbi Eidensohn teaches about Orthodoxy and homosexuality, and other gender and sexual issues in the Torah.
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- Congregation Etz Chaim
- Congregation Etz Chaim is a spiritual home for Gay and Lesbian Jews and their families and friends in South Florida. Established in 1974 as a Gay and Lesbian synagogue, Etz Chaim provides religious, social, and educational programming for its members and the community at large. Congregation Etz Chaim is a member of the URJ(Union of Reform Judaism) and the WCGLJO (World Congress of Gay and Lesbian Jewish Organizations). , Sefer v'Keshet intends to facilitate lively book discussions among Gay and Lesbian Jews.
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- Gay Jews find Halakhic Alternative!!
- If you're Gay and Traditional Jewish, see the halakhah in a new light. The Torah does not prohibit all homosexual acts. Get the facts, and get informed!
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- GayJews.net
- GayJews.net is here to help Gay Jews find each other and be part of a community. That's it. Trying to find a Jewish man or woman is hard enough. Finding a gay one sometimes seems impossible. Who knows? Maybe GayJews.net can help.
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- JQYouth.org
- Welcome to JQYouth! We are a social/support group made up of frum/formerly frum* gay, bi, trans and lesbian Jews ages 17-30. We meet regularly for monthly meetings and informal social get togethers. In addition we have an anonymous online discussion group.
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- Keshet
- Keshet builds community among gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgender Jews while simultaneouly working to create a fully inclusive and welcoming Jewish community.
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- Nehirim: A Spiritual Initiative for GLBT Jews
- Nehirim, a spiritual initiative for GLBT Jews, is an independent organization devoted to transdenominational Jewish spirituality for gay, lesbian, bisexual, and transgendered Jews.
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- OrthoDykes
- The purpose of this site is to provide a home on the Internet for Orthodox Jewish lesbians. At the moment, there are OrthoDykes groups in New York, in Israel and on the Internet.
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- Orthodykes New York
- A group of Jewish women who have either been or are currently living a Jewishly observant life. We are also living a lesbian life. The concept of living a fully integrated life as a Jewishly involved lesbian, bisexual or transgen dered woman may seem like a contradiction. Orthodykes has formed to help each of us find a way to live in our respective communities and families., WE are the Orthodykes, a group of women who are, were, or are in the process of becoming, traditional Jews and who are also lesbian, bisexual or transgendered ("L/B/T"). The goal of the OrthoDykes is to help our members live fully integrated lives, in a self-affirming way, as L/B/T women while remaining strongly Jewishly-identified and even religiously active.
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- Orthodykes New York,
- We are a group of Jewish women who have either been or are currently living a Jewishly observant life. We are also living a lesbian life. The concept of living a fully integrated life as a Jewishly involved lesbian, bisexual or transgendered woman may seem like a contradiction. Orthodykes has formed to help each of us find a way to live in our respective communities and families. , The goal of the OrthoDykes is to help our members live fully integrated lives, in a self-affirming way, as lesbian, bisexual and/or transgendered women while remaining strongly Jewishly-identified and even religiously active.
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- OrthoGays: A Community of Frum Gay Jews
- Welcome to the mishpocha! Orthodox Gay Jews are thriving in New York City and around the world. A variety of resources serve our vibrant and growing community.
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- qjew.com
- qjew.com is the world's premier Jewish dating website for gays and lesbians...seeking same. qjew.com Like mom always hoped for...sort of!
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- QueerDosi
- (pronounced similarly to Cour-tesy) Provide lesbians and gay men who are from Orthodox backgrounds (or are currently Orthodox) with a totally free and open forum where the very difficult issues confronting each person would be given the opportunity for a free and open airing and examination. In this forum, there would be no censorship and thus, no fear of being removed for saying the wrong thing(s). The only requirement for membership of the list would be gayness/lesbianness and some connection to Orhto/Dasi observance (past or present or contemplating future). Even a desire to speak or listen will only be secondary to the only requirement for being a member which is: simply being.
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- The Rainbow Center
- A resource and information center sponsored by the Atlanta Jewish community for Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgendered people. The mission of The Rainbow Center is to offer a compassionate Jewish response to gay, lesbian, transgendered and questioning people and their families by delivering support, education and resources. The Rainbow Center will provide educational resources and sensitivity training for the Jewish community as well as people of all faiths and beliefs in order to foster understanding, inclusion, and respect of gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgendered and questioning people.
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- Trembling Before G-d
- Trembling Before G-d is an unprecedented feature
documentary that shatters assumptions about faith,
sexuality, and religious fundamentalism. Built around
intimately-told personal stories of Hasidic and Orthodox
Jews who are gay or lesbian, the film portrays a group
of people who face a profound dilemma - how to
reconcile their passionate love of Judaism and the
Divine with the drastic Biblical prohibitions that forbid
homosexuality. As the film unfolds, we meet a range of
complex individuals - some hidden, some out - from the
world's first openly gay Orthodox rabbi to closeted,
married Hasidic gays and lesbians to those abandoned
by religious families to Orthodox lesbian high-school
sweethearts.
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- Twice Blessed
- The Judaica Collection will reflect the range of influence of Jewish thought, culture and history upon evolving lesbian and gay identity. It will document how Judaism has treated homosexuality over the centuries, from biblical prohibitions to recent support of gay and lesbian Jews as members of the spiritual community. It will document how Jewish principles about social justice, equality, human rights, diversity, liberation, interpersonal relationships and suffering have helped develop lesbian and gay activism. And it will document how individual Jews, gay or straight, have contributed to these efforts.
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- World Congress of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Jews
- The World Congress of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender Jews: Keshet Ga’avah consists of around 50 member organizations all over the world. The World Congress wishes: to be the worldwide voice of LGBT Jews; to support, inspire, and strengthen local groups; to foster a sense of community among diverse individuals and organizations; to achieve equality and security for LGBT Jews worldwide. The World Congress holds conferences and workshops representing the interests of lesbian, gay, bisexual, & transgender Jews around the world. The focus of these sessions varies from regional, national, continental, to global. The World Congress has member organisations in: Argentina, Australia, Austria, Canada, France, Germany, Hungary, Israel, Mexico, The Netherlands, Spain, Sweden, the United Kingdom, and the United States.
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