They do not currently discriminate on the basis of either gender or sexual orientation when ordaining rabbis. In March 1996, they voted to support same-sex civil marriages and to oppose state government efforts to ban such unions. The Reconstructionist Rabbinical Association has supported for many years, rabbis who chose to perform same-sex commitment ceremonies. In many Native American Traditions, homosexuals are held in high regard and are viewed as having received a special blessing. These groups generally accept homosexuality and bisexuality as natural and unchangeable orientations for some adults.
Most groups welcome people without regard to sexual orientation.
Buddhism Buddhism does not condemn homosexuality. Buddhist countries tend to have few social and legal prohibitions against homosexuality. Some, such as Thailand, are relatively free of homophobia. Islam Has a long tradition of severely proscribing homosexuality in theory, but it's often conveniently overlooked in practice. A wonderful essay by Charlie Galvin.