This resource equips church leaders to better welcome and include people with disabilities in every part of church life. Developed by the Opening Doors to Discipleship platform, it helps congregations move beyond basic accessibility to full participation, leadership, and belonging. It addresses both physical and social inclusion, giving clear, accessible tools and strategies to build a more hospitable church community.

Opening Doors to Discipleship is an online learning hub created by the Association of Presbyterian Church Educators (APCE) and the Office of Christian Formation in the PC(USA). It offers free, self-guided modules to help church leaders, volunteers, and educators deepen their understanding of Reformed theology, improve their teaching skills, and support lifelong faith formation in a variety of ministry contexts.

This toolkit from the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) helps churches become more inclusive of people with disabilities. It provides step-by-step guidance, sample forms, ideas for leadership development, and ways to make both worship and social spaces more welcoming and accessible.

The Reformation Project equips ministry leaders to affirm LGBTQ+ Christians through theological training, pastoral support, and church reform strategies.

Inclusive Evangelicals is a network of evangelical Christians, primarily associated with the Church of England, who advocate for the full inclusion of LGBTQI+ individuals in the church, believing that affirming same-sex relationships aligns with biblical integrity. They are committed to fostering unity among Christians, emphasizing that differing views on sexuality should not be a cause for division within the faith community.

The Queer Christian Resources compiled by Invisible Cake Society offer a comprehensive suite of tools and communities that can aid ministry leaders in fostering inclusive and affirming environments within their congregations. These resources address various aspects of LGBTQ+ inclusion in Christian settings, providing theological insights, pastoral care strategies, and community support mechanisms.

​GayChurch.org is an online resource dedicated to serving LGBTQ+ Christians and their allies by providing a comprehensive directory of affirming Christian churches worldwide. The site features an Affirming Church Directory™, which allows users to locate congregations that welcome and affirm LGBTQ+ individuals. These churches have confirmed that they do not view homosexuality as a sin and offer full participation in all aspects of church life, including leadership roles and the performance of same-sex marriages.

The Student Christian Movement (SCM) Canada offers a collection of resources aimed at supporting LGBTQ individuals and their allies within Christian communities.

These resources are designed to foster inclusivity, understanding, and affirmation of diverse gender identities and sexual orientations.

Affirming Connections provides a curated selection of resources aimed at assisting ministry leaders in fostering inclusive and affirming faith communities for 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals.

The Presbyterian Church (PCUSA) developed the resource, Deepening Our Understanding: A Resource in Transgender Identity, authored by Dr. Roberto Che Espinoza and Rev. Shanea D. Leonard, to assist ministry leaders in fostering inclusivity and understanding within their congregations. This guide addresses common questions related to transgender identity, such as the concept of gender beyond the traditional binary framework and the alignment of transgender identities with being created in the image of God. By providing theological insights and promoting compassionate dialogue, the resource aims to equip church leaders with the knowledge to support transgender individuals effectively, thereby enhancing the church's commitment to inclusivity and the full dignity of all people.

The "Bystander Intervention to Support the LGBTQIA+ Community" workshop, offered by Right To Be, is a one-hour interactive training designed to equip participants with strategies to safely intervene when witnessing harassment toward LGBTQIA+ individuals. The training introduces the "5Ds" of bystander intervention: Distract, Delegate, Document, Delay, and Direct, providing practical guidance on applying these methods while prioritizing personal safety. Additionally, the workshop addresses current issues affecting the LGBTQIA+ community, such as stigma and discrimination related to public health concerns.

AORTA (Anti-Oppression Resource and Training Alliance) is a worker-owned cooperative dedicated to supporting movements for social justice and liberation. They offer consulting, facilitation, and training for individuals and groups focused on social justice, liberation, and anti-oppression work. Their offerings include workshops on facilitation, leadership, conflict, and political education.