Transgender minister reappointed in Md.
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A transgender United Methodist minister will be reappointed to lead his congregation in Baltimore, church officials announced Thursday at a regional convocation.
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A Methodist minister was tried by an ecclesiastical court on Wednesday for being a practicing homosexual and said she believes God created her as a lesbian but she does not expect to keep her job.
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The former federal prosecutor in Maryland said he was forced out because of investigations involving associates of the stateâs governor, a Republican.
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Gov. James E. McGreevey, who stunned the nation with the disclosure that he is gay and would resign from his post, wants to put his political record straight.
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The U.S. Presbyterian Church has rebuked one of its ministers who describes herself as a "lesbian evangelist" for presiding over two gay weddings, officials said on Friday.
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Maryland state delegate John Adams Hurson is calling for the resignation of state comptroller William Donald Schaefer after Schaefer this week called people with AIDS &quot;a danger&quot; and said they brought their HIV infections on themselves, the Baltimore Sun
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D.C. Mayor Adrian M. Fenty yesterday fired Gregg A. Pane, director of the Health Department, three years after Pane was selected by Anthony A. Williams, Fenty's predecessor, to run the long-troubled agency.
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A city manager facing dismissal after going public with plans to get a sex change said Thursday that he plans to fight to keep his job, because his case represents the struggle "to deal with morality, sexuality and gender."
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An Anglican Church commission rebuked the Episcopal Church USA for ordaining a gay bishop and blessing same-sex unions.
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The board of directors of the Human Rights Campaign, the largest US LGBT political group, has fired Executive Director Cheryl Jacques and replaced her with an interim director, according to sources.
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Jacques's resignation as head of the Washington-based Human Rights Campaign, the nation's largest gay rights organization, comes amid turmoil among gays over the Nov. 2 election and the passage of constitutional amendments against same-sex marriage in 11 states.
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RICHMOND, Va. Aug. 31, 2004 - Republicans were scrambling to find a replacement candidate after US Rep. Edward L. Schrock announced his retirement amid allegations that he is gay.
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ENGLEWOOD, Colo. - The founding pastor of a second Colorado church has resigned over gay sex allegations, just weeks after the evangelical community was shaken by the scandal surrounding megachurch leader Ted Haggard.
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In a story July 4 on the unveiling of a statue of Thomas Jefferson in Paris, The Associated Press erroneously reported that Jefferson served as George Washington&#039;s minister to France in 1785. The Second Continental Congress appointed Jefferson minister. Washington was not president at the time.
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Jane Hutt has been removed as health minister, to be replaced by her former deputy Dr Brian Gibbons.
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The resignation of the pastor, the Rev. Paul Barnes, came after the pastor was confronted by another minister in his church, The Denver Post reported.
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By Tom Ramstack, The Washington Times  Feb. 8--David Edgerley is taking over the state's business and economic  development department at a time of transition for Maryland's real estate  industry.