Reminder:  GLBTQ = Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, and Questioning

Who Am I?  For Individuals Who May Be Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, or "Questioning"

I Think I Might Be Gay . . . Now What Do I Do?

I Think I Might Be Lesbian . . . Now What Do I Do?

Bisexuality Resource Packet:

Bisexuality is a commonly misunderstood and misrepresented concept. This packet provides facts about bisexuality, commonly-asked questions, resource lists and a set of articles.

For Individuals Who Are "Questioning"

Dealing With Family, Friends, and Others

Read This Before Coming Out To Your Parents

Tips For A Happy Visit:  When Your Parents Are Going To Visit You

Watching Out For Yourself In Online Relationships

Faith & Religion

Faith in Our Families:  Parents, Families and Friends Talk About Religion and Homosexuality

Discovering that a loved one is gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender can pose new questions about your faith and may prompt you to re-evaluate beliefs that you previously took for granted. By using personal experiences, this publication provides examples for reconciling your faith with the knowledge that a loved one is gay. includes an updated list of gay and lesbian religious and spiritual groups to watch out for.

What What the Bible Says - and Doesn't Say - about Homosexuality, by Rev. Mel White, co-founder of Soulforce.

Parents -- What's the Impact on Them?

Parents Live In Closets Too

Straight Spouses (i.e., straight spouses/partners who have a spouse/partner who is GLBTQ)

Opening the Straight Spouses' Closet

Finding out a spouse is gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender can be difficult. Questions about sexual orientation, fidelity, self-esteem and fear often go unanswered. This recently updated and expanded publication provides insight into issues facing spouses, including coping stages, identity crises, concerns about children and support avenues.

For Those with a Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, or "Questioning" Family Member or Friend

Our Daughters and Sons:  Questions and Answers for Parents of Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual People

One of our most popular publications, this is a "must read" for parents who are forming new and honest relationships with a loved one who has come out to them. This booklet answers several commonly-asked questions about having a gay child. It includes a list of related resources.

Nuestras Hijas y Nuestros Hijos:  Preguntas y respuestas para padres de gays, lesbianas y bisexuales

(Spanish translation of Our Daughters and Sons). A culturally appropriate translation of  "Our Daughters and Sons," this booklet is a valuable resource for Spanish-speaking families coming to terms with homosexuality and bisexuality. The booklet answers commonly asked questions about having a GLBT loved one, and includes English and Spanish language resources.   [Información en Español?]

Answers to Your Questions About Sexual Orientation and Homosexuality

Provides answers to common questions about sexual orientation and homosexuality by the American Psychological Association. Includes links to National Gay and Lesbian Task Force, APA Lesbian, Gay, and Bisexual Concerns Program, and other informational websites.

Bisexuality Resource Packet

Bisexuality is a commonly misunderstood and misrepresented concept. This packet provides facts about bisexuality, commonly-asked questions, resource lists and a set of articles.

For Parents of Gay Children:  Can We Understand?

For Those with a Transgender Family Member or Friend

Welcoming Our Trans Family and Friends. 

A support guide for parents, families and friends of transgender and gender non-conforming people.

Dealing With Your GLBTQ Family Member or Friend and Others in Your/Their Life

Teaching Tolerance:  Talking to your Kids About Homosexuality

Read this ABCnews.com transcript of an online chat held on June 5, 2000 by Good Morning America parenting contributor Ann Pleshette Murphy -- good answers to good...and tough...questions from GMA viewers.

Faith & Religion

Faith in Our Families:  Parents, Families and Friends Talk About Religion and Homosexuality

Discovering that a loved one is gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender can pose new questions about your faith and may prompt you to re-evaluate beliefs that you previously took for granted. By using personal experiences, this publication provides examples for reconciling your faith with the knowledge that a loved one is gay. includes an updated list of gay and lesbian religious and spiritual groups to watch out for.

What What the Bible Says - and Doesn't Say - about Homosexuality, by Rev. Mel White, co-founder of Soulforce.

Parents -- What's the Impact on Them?

Parents Live In Closets Too

Straight Spouses (i.e., straight spouses/partners who have a spouse/partner who is GLBTQ)

Opening the Straight Spouses' Closet

Finding out a spouse is gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender can be difficult. Questions about sexual orientation, fidelity, self-esteem and fear often go unanswered. This recently updated and expanded publication provides insight into issues facing spouses, including coping stages, identity crises, concerns about children and support avenues.