Q Christian Fellowship

rdf:langString Q Christian Fellowship

rdf:langString Q Christian Fellowship

rdf:langString Q Christian Fellowship

rdf:langString QCF

rdf:langString US $957,933.66

rdf:langString August 2001

rdf:langString Denver, CO

rdf:langString Bukola Landis-Aina

rdf:langString Executive Director

rdf:langString Religious, LGBTQ

rdf:langString Worldwide

rdf:langString Nonprofit Charity

rdf:langString The Q Christian Fellowship (QCF) is an ecumenical Christian ministry focused on serving lesbian, bisexual, gay, transgender, queer, and straight ally Christians. It was founded in 2001 as the Gay Christian Network (GCN) by Justin Lee and is currently administered from Denver, Colorado. It was re-branded in 2018 to better reflect the diversity of the ministry and community they serve. According to the re-branding documents, the 'Q' doesn't correlate to any particular word. Instead, it is just the letter 'Q' open for interpretation. The organization operates an online community "safe space" for social networking and support; hosts the Q Christian Fellowship Conference, the world's largest annual LGBTQ+ Christian conference with over 1,300 attendees each January; organizes regional small groups; and produces resources including the Unchanged Movement, the upcoming Affirmation and Relational Guides, devotionals, online chat forums, age-block groups, the annual Parent Summit, and online. The organization's stated mission is to "cultivate radical belonging among LGBTQ+ people and allies through a commitment to growth, community, and relational justice."