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A ceremony to mark this significant moment.
a pride flag over an old building
Two variations of this prayer include one spoken by a person coming out and one for a witness.
a lesbian couple kisses
This prayer/blessing was written in 2020 for the 50th anniversary of Christopher Street Liberation Day, what we now collectively call Pride.
sun reflecting rainbow paint on stones
An affirmative, creative ritual for coming out to a community.
two women wrapped in a pride flag walking in a pride parade
“And wherever there is Pride, there is hope. / And wherever there is hope, there is joy. / And wherever there is joy, there is life. / And that life is sweet, and full of love.”
pride flag against a blue sky with white clouds
“We celebrate the triumph / Of love over hate”
queer couple - one in a white bridal gown and one in a blue suit - embracing under a chuppah with a rabbi wearing a rainbow tallit
“I wanted a way of acknowledging and bringing my own queerness into the wedding ceremony”
Two hands gently holding each other resting on a patterned gray blanket.

We see each other and we honor our journeys and those yet to come.

Two people embracing, wearing colorful bracelets. One has a rainbow painted on their hand.

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