Sisters and Brothers in Christ,
We greet you in the name of our Risen Lord and hope that these fifty days of Easter are times of joy for you.
At our most recent meeting of Integrity USA’s Board of Directors, we looked at the mission statement and vision statement for Integrity USA. We felt that they needed to be updated, refined somewhat and better reflect where Integrity’s mission is directed for the foreseeable future.
We redirected the focus of Integrity USA in a more outward direction and less introspective. The Good News of the Gospel is to be carried forth into the world….not pondered! We wanted the organizational mission and vision to help guide and direct us toward where we and those we seek to reach should be in a world where there is still injustice and prejudice towards LGBTQ people. We created what we think will provide new energy toward addressing the still-present issues of discrimination and exclusion in our own nation and still, even in some parts of our church.
Mission Statement
As an Episcopal LGBTQ organization, Integrity USA proclaims and embodies
the all-inclusive love of God through worship, education, and advocacy.
Vision Statement
Integrity envisions a church where people
of all sexual orientations, gender identities, and gender expressions
are welcomed and affirmed.
We invite you to join us in both mission and vision as we seek to bring the fully inclusive Good News of Jesus Christ to all.
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Integrity USA Board of Directors: (l to r) The Rev. Carolyn Woodall, The Rev. Gwen Fry,
S.Wayne Mathis, DeAnna Bosch, Bruce Garner, Mel Soriano
Photo taken at All Saints Church, Atlanta. |
Bruce Garner
President, Integrity USA
