Here you can find a list of churches and Christian groups in the Bristol area which have agreed to become partners with Christians at Bristol Pride.
John Wesley’s New Room is the oldest Methodist building in the world, located right in the heart of Bristol city centre. Founded in 1739 by John Wesley, the New Room became the cradle of the worldwide Methodist movement.
We believe that God loves everyone, whoever you are and wherever you come from.
We do not tolerate racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia or any other kind of prejudice. Everyone is welcome here.
We believe that God loves everyone, whoever you are and wherever you come from.
We do not tolerate racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia or any other kind of prejudice. Everyone is welcome here.
Our congregation includes: old and young; single and married; gay and straight; waged and unwaged; students; people from a range of differing church, cultural and ethnic backgrounds. All are welcome.
St. Nicholas of Tolentino is an inner-city Roman Catholic Church with a congregation comprising over 60 nationalities, that seeks to be inclusive and welcoming, affirming the gift of each person, including the LGBTQ+ community. We celebrate a monthly Mass for this community where all are welcome to receive from the Table of the Lord.
We are a friendly church in the centre of Horfield, Bristol, with a congregation of all ages and a range of backgrounds and nationalities. We are registered as an Inclusive Church, a network of churches, groups and individuals uniting together around a shared vision which celebrates and affirms every person and does not discriminate, something we aspire for our church and the wider community
We are a friendly, welcoming Church in Yate, South Gloucestershire. We are proud members of the Inclusive Church network and were the first Church in South Gloucestershire to register to conduct Same-Sex Marriages when permitted by the Methodist Conference. Each summer we hold our own ‘Pride Service’ and explore other inclusive topics throughout the year.
Our vision is to be a welcoming community and a friendly presence to all of our community.
Quakers have a long history of campaigning for, and of offering, marriage for same sex couples. We believe all are equal and that God is in everyone. Our Sunday morning worship is contemplative – a time of collective silence with ministry from anyone there as they feel led. All are welcome!