In this commentary, we explore the pioneering efforts of Bishop O.C. Allen and Bishop Yvette Flunder in nur turing inclusive black queer faith communities. Highlighting their role in the I Elevate National Conference, the discussion delves into the personal and community-wide transformations brought forth by their leadership. The importance of faith and the church in the lives of LGBT African Americans is examined, along with the unique challenges they face. These inclusive ministries offer vital spaces for spiritual growth, acceptance, and healing, creating a sense of belonging and support for black queer individuals. 00:00 Introduction and Disclaimer 00:06 Highlighting Black Queer Faith Communities 00:38 Personal Reflections on the Black Church 01:26 Impact of Inclusive Black Churches 02:30 Invitation to Explore Inclusive Ministries 03:09 Conclusion and Encouragement