Many churches have already fallen prey to false teachers, who teach a message of "inclusiveness" and "tolerance," etc. One group even uses the name "Integrity" to forward the homosexual agenda and says the proscription in the Bible against homosexuality applies only to homosexual activity by heterosexual people, not to people who are born homosexual! Clergy and laity who disagree often face insults and worse. But we have to serve God - not political correctness, not government, not anyone or anything but the Lord.
Recently a single female member of our church came to me in my capacity as editor of our parish newsletter and asked me to put an announcement in the member news section that she and her boyfriend had bought a home together. I asked when they were getting married, and she said they weren't because she had a bad marriage experience and was afraid to marry again. I told her I could not publish an announcement that a member of our congregation was living in such a relationship because it was inconsistent with our beliefs and with the Bible.
She then proceeded to tell me that our priest had already been counseling them and had advised them that they would not be allowed to receive Communion until they repented and either married or quit living in sin. Our priest is a very gentle, loving pastor, and I know he would have done this with great love and compassion, but he not only preaches against sin from the pulpit, he also confronts individuals when necessary. They chose to continue living together and quit coming to our church. He did not tell them not to come to church - and no one else in the parish knew he confronted them unless the couple told others because the priest kept everything confidential. The only reason I knew about it was because the woman told me when I explained why I couldn't publish an announcement of them moving in together.
The fact that she expected me to publish that in a parish newsletter shocked me, but it is an example of how rampant sexual sin is in our society and so taken for granted that this person considered it as commonplace and newsworthy as a member taking a trip or recovering from an illness or having a grandchild!