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A REVOICE CONFERENCE

JULY 9TH -12TH, 2025 | SEATTLE, WA

Nehemiah is a story of challenge, opposition, and exile, but more importantly, a story of redemption, determination, and creation. At Revoice25, we'll ask together: what will God build in and through the Revoice community?

Revoice exists to support and encourage sexual minority Christians who uphold the traditional sexual ethic—and those who love them—so that the whole Church might flourish.

86% of LGBTQ+

adults were raised in the Church

Gay Christians and Same -ex Attracted Christians leave the church icon

54% of LGBTQ+

leave the Church as adults, largely
due to negative personal experiences

67% are more open

to returning to church than the average American

What would it look like if they never left?

That’s the world Revoice dreams of.

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Join us in our mission to encourage and support sexual minorities

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THE REVOICE STORY

Revoice was founded in 2018, when a group of Christians gathered to support and encourage each other in their faith. Most of them were gay/same-sex-attracted, and all of them believed that the Christian faith required them to live within the confines of a traditional sexual ethic. That first conference, and each of the events that have followed in subsequent years, was marked by joyful community, Spirit-filled worship, and challenging teaching.

WELCOME TO OUR COMMUNITY

We hope that every LGBTQ+/SSA (same-sex attracted) person experiences the love of Jesus and a community that loves and supports them on their faith journey.

FREE ACCESS TO OUR VIDEO RESOURCE LIBRARY

Whether you’re new to our community or have been here since the beginning, from now through July, our entire video resource library is completely free.

  • I came out for the first time in April 2019 and felt exceptionally alone as a gay celibate Christian. To go from that to sitting in a room with tons of people just like me in less than three years was one of the most profound showings of God’s love and provision I’ve ever experienced.

    — N

  • This has given me hope and courage to pursue relationships with those who do not understand my journey. Revoice was a tool used by God to reignite my hope for finding healthy, open community with the people of God.

    — DR

  • I am very thankful for Revoice. This was my second time to "listen in". As a parent of a gay son, this has been helpful to better understand what he goes through. I appreciate the hopeful tone from those who have been walking the Side B road for a while.

    — P

Read Our Voices

A blog by LGBTQ+/SSA Christians and their allies

Revoice blogs are crafted by Revoice staff, insightful thought leaders, theologians, and the cherished members of our vibrant community, and dear friends. These heartfelt words are penned with an abundance of love and care, embracing all who read them with open arms and open hearts.

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Radiance in the Dead of Winter
C. W. Sachs
Radiance in the Dead of Winter
C. W. Sachs

As you start the New Year, plant your feet in the hope of Christ, and receive this blessing:

May you find the moxy and verve to smile in places designed to scare you.

And now join me in this toast: 

And in the end

Death died,

And we survived.

Christ reigns,

And we have life!

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C. W. Sachs
A Word from Dr. Nate Collins
Dr. Nate Collins
A Word from Dr. Nate Collins
Dr. Nate Collins

In closing, I want to briefly share some of Sam’s story (not his real name). Sam attended our annual conference for the first time last year. Before then, he had started the journey of coming out to those around him who were important to him. He knew that faithfulness to Jesus meant that he needed to embrace celibacy. Attending our annual conference gave him a vision for a form of communal living in the context of his local church that could be a source of life for him. Challenges remain, and it hasn’t always been easy, but Sam is committed to walking out the obedience he feels called to pursue as he follows Jesus.

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Dr. Nate Collins
Found in the Dark
Lo McDermott
Found in the Dark
Lo McDermott

In Advent, we reflect on Jesus' incarnation as the hope that comes to find those who sit in darkness. Perhaps Mary was the first to fully experience this: exhausted, in pain, finding a place to lay her newborn. I imagine she squints in the dim light, leaning over to behold Jesus' face. Did that voice still echo in her mind: "We have no place for you?" God meets her not just in human like-ness but on a dark, difficult night.

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Lo McDermott

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