Rev. Megan Rohrer  Last month, Rev. Megan Rohrer became the first openly transgender person to be elected bishop in a major Christian denomination in the US.
 Rohrer, a pastor at San Francisco's Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church Applying 3.3 million members of the US greater Christian denominity in the United States. When Rohrer assumes that e bishop in September roles, they will supervise the 200th meeting in California and Nevada.
 Christian religion is often considered to be with the odds of cross people. The 2017 survey conducted by the PEW Research Center showed that the Americans' views on transgenic people along the religious lines. Approximately 63% of Christians say gender is determined by gender, while 62% of Skick AR people say that the gender of a person may differ from the gender of born.
 Although there is a resistance from some people, Rohrer said that people along the way are always accepting and looking for them. They said that negative stories often get more attention, but their There are many Christians in life, they "put it there" orPlace their heart there and try to make my J delete obstacles become a pastor. "
This job 'helps people think that there is a possible new job that can be possible across the humanity  Rohrer admits that many across people have not had a positive experience of the church. They say they get news from the people around the world and their identity and Their beliefs share personal struggles.
 "As long as this story is only based on obstacles, this is difficult to understand, then this is difficult to understand, then More people will want to know, "Ok, if I am not strong enough, in order to give it to all of these obstacles? I should live today?" They said.
The views of human beings may change in some Christian community  Although the public opinion survey shows that Christians usually do not accept transgenic people, the views have changed due to denies. Found 2017 PEW survey 84% of white gospel tribute sex is determined by genders during birth, while only 55% whiteMain new teachers believe.