Gender, Sex, and Sexuality Community Resources

With joy, St. Peter’s affirms the beauty of God’s diverse creation. Our community is grounded in the belief that All Are Welcome in this place. Lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or straight—we welcome you. Single, married, divorced or partnered—we welcome you. Age, race, ethnicity, culture, gender, economic condition, physical or mental ability—there are no barriers or boundaries, we welcome you. Seeker and believer, questioning and curious, no matter where you are on your journey of faith, we welcome you.

Founded in 1866, Congregation B'nai Israel is the home for Reform Judaism in Central Arkansas. We embrace diversity and exhibit inclusiveness in our actions as well as our words.

To foster the ecumenical study and practice of Buddhism, grounded in mindfulness, wisdom, and compassion.

The mission of Hindu Temple of Central Arkansas is to provide a solid base and a forum for Hindu religious worship, religious celebrations, and a platform for cultural, religious, and spiritual developmental activities based on Hindu Vedic Sanatana Dharma traditions.

We find the Church a haven -- a place of peace and calm and aesthetic pleasure -- that generates a sense of acceptance and community. And we find openness and acceptance of differing sexual orientations, ethnic, and religious backgrounds.

We welcome into our faith community people of all ages, ethnicities, genders, sexual orientations, physical and mental abilities, economic means and family structures.

Note: Quapaw Quarter UMC has also confirmed that they will remain affirming of LGBTQ congregants in the event the United Methodist Church splits over LGBTQ issues.

We would be pleased to have you join us in our journey of faith, regardless of age, race, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity, economic or family status, ethnic background, mental or physical abilities.

In our ongoing quest for hearts that open, minds that understand, and lives that serve, we welcome into our fellowship, membership, leadership, and employment, all people, regardless of abilities, race, gender, sexual orientation or expression, or any God-given characteristic.

Central Arkansas Pagans and Witches’ (CAPAW) Facebook page and groups serve as a place where Pagans, Witches, and all others on the left hand path in Arkansas can get helpful spiritual advice and become better educated about not only their path, but other’s paths as well.

Dedicated to helping the witches and Pagans of the Conway area find one another in order to build community and spiritual support.

We all benefit from a community of friends, good works, and sharing our values with supportive people. Atheists, agnostics, freethinkers, humanists, skeptics, non-religious, “nones,” lost tourists, and the confused are all welcome to join us!

The goal of Conway Freethinkers is to provide like-minded individuals a chance to get together and socialize. Building and participating in a community is the first step to removing the feeling of isolation and getting our message heard