On behalf of Whosoever Metropolitan Community Church of Philadelphia (WMCCP), my husband Dave and I thank you for visiting WMCCP's website. WMCCP is a Christian church with a primary ministry to the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender and Queer Community that strives to be a place of comfort, hope, and safety to all people regardless of background or spiritual journey. We are a revolutionary church on a bold mission to offer hope, restoration and love to whosoever (especially victims of spiritual abuse) and to raise our voice in sacred defiance against religious exclusion and other injustices and those who promote it.
If you are searching for a church home, a spiritual community, or just need a place to be yourself, we invite you to join us for worship any Sunday at 11 am. We worship virtually on our Facebook page and in person at 3637 Chestnut Street in Philadelphia.
Please feel free to contact us with any questions or comments.
WMCCP is here to serve you and to provide hope, healing, and restoration to the LGBTQ community in Philadelphia. We hope to see you next Sunday.
Worship
Every Sunday starting at 11:00 am in person & online via Facebook Live & Zoom
Whosoever Metropolitan Community Church
3637 Chestnut St, Philadelphia, PA 19104
Located inside: University Lutheran Church
The Bible & Homosexuality
It is important to approach the Bible with a critical and contextual understanding, recognizing that it was written in a different cultural and historical context. It is also crucial to remember the overarching message of love, compassion, and acceptance that is central to Christianity. Jesus himself emphasized the importance of love and acceptance, and we should strive to follow his example in our interactions with others, including those who are lesbian or gay.
Ultimately, it is up to each individual to interpret the Bible and their faith in a way that is true to their own beliefs and values. It is possible to be a faithful Christian and also affirm the dignity and worth of all individuals, regardless of their sexual orientation. Love and acceptance should always be at the forefront of our interactions with others, reflecting the teachings of Jesus and the core values of Christianity.