We Are Church Event – Jayne Ozanne

Jayne Ozanne is a prominent British gay evangelical who works to ensure full inclusion of all LGBTI Christians at every level of the Church.  She is Director of the Ozanne Foundation, which works with religious organisations around the world to eliminate discrimination based on sexuality or gender in order to embrace and celebrate the equality and diversity of all. On March 17th 2019 she was appointed to join the UK government’s LGBT Advisory Panel. She is a member of General Synod of the Church of England. On the 14th of November 2019 she presented Pope Francis with a copy of her book and research on the harm caused by conversion therapy.
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