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Religion Section
[edit]Hello, I noticed that the religion section of this article only covers LGBT affirming Christian churches. I was considering expanding it to include LGBT affirming mosques, temples, and various other religious institutions to make it more of a balanced perspective of Houston's religious makeup. Also, I think there are several other Christian churches that are LGBT affirming. I am starting research for what these places would be, and I would love anyone else helping to improve this part of the article as well. Thank you all! Kmwebber (talk) 19:17, 4 November 2016 (UTC)Kmwebber
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