The email group

      (no strings attached)



      You want to stay in touch with the world wide Christian Gay community?


      You can now join our Christian Gay Email group.
      You will be receiving emails from all over the world. Christian gays, out or in the closet, catholic and protestant, church leaders and people outside the church... Anyone who wants to, can join and send emails. It is exciting to hear from Christian Gays at home and on other continents, who go through similar things as you. You can relate to stories that you hear, find an open ear and support others.

      Main policies

      1. Privacy! No one will ever see your email address, if you don't want to.
      2. Freedom of speech. You can voice your opinion whatever it is. The only restriction is: respect. If your email posting does not show respect for either conservative or liberal gays, your message will not be approved.
      Please be aware of the fact that this is not a gay political agenda group, but a group designed for Christian Gay fellowship.


      You can increase your sense of privacy by submitting a "private" email address, as available from
          www.netscape.com,
          www.yahoo.com,
          www.lycos.com, etc. etc.

      They are completely FREE and anonymous.



      So, how do you join?

      Fill in your email address below click on this button
      Of course you can have a look at the
      christiangaynet archive (this has been the name from 1 November 2000) or at the
      christiangaychat archive (this used to be the name from 30 September 1998 to 1 November 2000)
      This email group is hosted by eGroups.com


      Usually it takes less than 24 hours before your application is approved. We have this approval procedure to block gay bashers etc. from entering our email group and dumping a hate message on our group.

      God Bless,
      Peter, Amsterdam (the Netherlands)



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