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* ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' had a sketch where a reverend (host Creator/SamRockwell), begrudgingly meets his gay son's boyfriend...and feels like he recognizes him. Finally, it hits him -- the boyfriend is one of the reverend's favorite gay pornstars.

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* ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' had a sketch where a reverend (host Creator/SamRockwell), begrudgingly meets his gay son's boyfriend... and feels like he recognizes him. Finally, it hits him -- the boyfriend is one of the reverend's favorite gay pornstars.
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* ''VideoGame/FearAndHungerTermina'': Marina is the transgender daughter of Father Domek, a religious leader in Prehevil, having been RaisedAsTheOppositeGender to avoid being inducted into the brutal rites of the Dark Priests that Father Domek belongs to. Needless to say, Father Domek was rather antagonistic towards her in her childhood even before she began studying at the Ministry of Darkness, and an optional cutscene has him repeatedly misgender his daughter to another student's face, potentially right in front of Marina.
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* ''Webcomic/NineteenNinetySomething'': Jocelyn is the daughter of Ronald, a Fundamentalist HeteronormativeCrusader who constantly tries to suck up to the Church’s Reverend in order to become a Deacon at the Church. Jocelyn, being a Bisexual Rocker Girl, has fun messing with him and being a Snarker with her sexuality and non-conformative interests and lifestyle.
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* In ''Disobedience'' Ronit Krushka is the estranged daughter of Orthodox Jewish rabbi Rav Krushka, to the point his obituary stated that [[IHaveNoSon he had no child]]. It is revealed it is because of her lesbianism.

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* In ''Disobedience'' ''Film/{{Disobedience}}'' Ronit Krushka is the estranged daughter of Orthodox Jewish rabbi Rav Krushka, to the point his obituary stated that [[IHaveNoSon he had no child]]. It is revealed it is because of her lesbianism.
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* Creator/CamClarke covered Music/DustySpringfield's "Son of a Preacher Man" in his album Inside Out. The original song (sung by a woman) is about sneaking around with a PreachersKid; as Clarke (who is male) sings it, it's now about an illicit affair between the preacher's son and another boy.

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* Creator/CamClarke covered Music/DustySpringfield's "Son of a Preacher Man" in his album Inside Out. ''Inside Out''. The original song (sung by a woman) is about sneaking around with a PreachersKid; as Clarke (who is male) sings it, it's now about an illicit affair between the preacher's son and another boy.boy.
** Tom Goss covered "Son of a Preacher Man" as well, to the same effect.
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* In ''Film/{{Disobedience}}'' Ronit Krushka is the estranged daughter of Orthodox Jewish rabbi Rav Krushka, to the point his obituary stated that [[IHaveNoSon he had no child]]. It is revealed it is because of her lesbianism.

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* In ''Film/{{Disobedience}}'' ''Disobedience'' Ronit Krushka is the estranged daughter of Orthodox Jewish rabbi Rav Krushka, to the point his obituary stated that [[IHaveNoSon he had no child]]. It is revealed it is because of her lesbianism.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'': Ned Flanders' two sons, Rod and Todd, are implied to be this on numerous occasions.

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* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'': The uber-Christian Ned Flanders' two sons, Rod and Todd, are implied to be this AmbiguouslyGay on numerous occasions.

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This is often a problem some people might have about coming out to their family. Religion, particularly Abrahamic religion, hasn't had the best history with the LGBT community (many interpretations of religious texts consider homosexuality to be a sin) and this kid is afraid of how their devout pastor parents might react to this revelation, making it a source of {{Gayngst}}. This may be especially problematic if the parent is TheFundamentalist and/or a HeteronormativeCrusader, as it may make the kid especially afraid that if they come out to them, then [[AdultFear the whole family might turn on them]], lead a [[TorchesAndPitchforks torch-and-pitchfork]]-wielding angry mob against them, or at best send them to some [[CureYourGays "Pray Away The Gay" correctional facility]] "for the good of their soul".

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This is often a problem some people might have about coming out to their family. Religion, particularly Abrahamic religion, hasn't had the best history with the LGBT community (many interpretations of religious texts consider homosexuality to be a sin) and this kid is afraid of how their devout pastor parents might react to this revelation, making it a source of {{Gayngst}}. This may be especially problematic if the parent is TheFundamentalist and/or a HeteronormativeCrusader, as it may make the kid especially afraid that if they come out to them, then [[AdultFear [[AllOfTheOtherReindeer the whole family might turn on them]], lead a [[TorchesAndPitchforks torch-and-pitchfork]]-wielding angry mob against them, or at best send them to some [[CureYourGays "Pray Away The Gay" correctional facility]] "for the good of their soul".
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Well, this kid isn't heterosexual (and/or cisgender etc., as the case may be).

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Well, this kid isn't heterosexual (and/or cisgender cisgender, etc., as the case may be).



Of course, this isn't always the case. There can be cases where, if the kid comes out to their religious parent/family, they will instead be met with open arms, love, and support from said family. It might convince them to change their tune on how they view non-heteros, and of course, lead to AnAesop about acceptance of people who are not straight.

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Of course, this isn't always the case. There can be cases where, if the kid comes out to their religious parent/family, they will instead [[OpenMindedParent be met with open arms, love, and support from said family.family]]. It might convince them to change their tune on how they view non-heteros, and of course, lead to AnAesop about acceptance of people who are not straight.
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* In ''Film/{{Disobedience}}'' Ronit Krushka is the estranged daughter of Orthodox Jewish preacher Rav Krushka, to the point his obituary stated that [[IHaveNoSon he had no child]]. It is revealed it is because of her lesbianism.

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* In ''Film/{{Disobedience}}'' Ronit Krushka is the estranged daughter of Orthodox Jewish preacher rabbi Rav Krushka, to the point his obituary stated that [[IHaveNoSon he had no child]]. It is revealed it is because of her lesbianism.



* ''Film/{{Plan B|2021}}'': Lupe is a closeted queer girl, whose dad's a minister. She's reluctant to come out at first, afraid of his possible reaction. However, he reassures her by the end that he'd never reject her, no matter what.

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* ''Film/{{Plan B|2021}}'': ''Film/PlanB2021'': Lupe is a closeted queer girl, whose dad's a minister. She's reluctant to come out at first, afraid of his possible reaction. However, he reassures her by the end that he'd never reject her, no matter what.
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* ''WesternAnimation/MoralOrel'': In the season 3 episode "Closeface", we learn that Reverend Putty's daughter, Stephanie, is a lesbian because she was in a relationship with Doughy's mother back when they were in school. Of course, Doughy's mom thought it was just a way to get Doughy's dad to notice her. [[spoiler:We also learn that Reverend Putty knows his daughter's a lesbian and is actually okay with that.]]

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* ''WesternAnimation/MoralOrel'': In the season 3 episode "Closeface", we learn that Reverend Putty's daughter, Stephanie, is a lesbian because she was in a relationship with Doughy's mother Kim back when they were in school. Of course, Doughy's mom Kim thought it was just a way to get Doughy's dad Carl to notice her. [[spoiler:We also learn that Reverend Putty knows his daughter's a lesbian and is actually okay with that.that, his dislike of the relationship (before he knew Stephanie was his daughter) was because he knew Kim was just using Stephanie.]]

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* ''WesternAnimation/BigMouth'': Matthew's mother is very god-fearing and isn't particularly happy about finding out about his homosexuality. His father is accepting (or apathetic) on the other hand.



* ''WesternAnimation/BigMouth'': Matthew's mother is very god-fearing and isn't particularly happy about finding out about his homosexuality. His father is accepting (or apathetic) on the other hand.
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* ''Film/FearStreet'': In ''Part Three: 1666'' Hannah Miller, Pastor Miller's daughter, is a lesbian and in love with Sarah Miller. The revelation of their relationship turns almost the whole town against her.

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* ''Film/FearStreet'': In ''Part Three: 1666'' Hannah Miller, Pastor Miller's daughter, is a lesbian and in love with Sarah Miller.Fier. The revelation of their relationship turns almost the whole town against her.
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* ''Film/FearStreet'': In ''Part Three: 1666'' Sarah Miller, Pastor Miller's daughter, is a lesbian and in love with Sarah Miller. The revelation of their relationship turns almost the whole town against her.

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* ''Film/FearStreet'': In ''Part Three: 1666'' Sarah Hannah Miller, Pastor Miller's daughter, is a lesbian and in love with Sarah Miller. The revelation of their relationship turns almost the whole town against her.
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* ''Film/FearStreet'': In ''Part Three: 1666'' Sarah Miller, Pastor Miller's daughter, is a lesbian and in love with Sarah Miller. The revelation of their relationship turns almost the whole town against her.
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* ''Film/{{Plan B|2021}}'': As a secondary plot, Lupe plans to Sunny she's queer (bi or pansexual, from what she says). However, Sunny realizes for herself on meeting Logan, who's Lupe's girlfriend (Sunny'd [[GenderBlenderName thought it was a guy's name]]). Lupe still hasn't told her dad by the end but has been reassured he would never kick her out and he'd love her no matter what.

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* ''Film/{{Plan B|2021}}'': As a secondary plot, Lupe plans to Sunny she's is a closeted queer (bi or pansexual, from what she says). girl, whose dad's a minister. She's reluctant to come out at first, afraid of his possible reaction. However, Sunny realizes for herself on meeting Logan, who's Lupe's girlfriend (Sunny'd [[GenderBlenderName thought it was a guy's name]]). Lupe still hasn't told he reassures her dad by the end but has been reassured he would never kick her out and that he'd love her never reject her, no matter what.
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* ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' had a sketch where a reverend(host Creator/SamRockwell), begrudgingly meets his gay son's boyfriend...and feels like he recognizes him. Finally, it hits him -- the boyfriend is one of the reverend's favorite gay pornstars.

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* ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' had a sketch where a reverend(host reverend (host Creator/SamRockwell), begrudgingly meets his gay son's boyfriend...and feels like he recognizes him. Finally, it hits him -- the boyfriend is one of the reverend's favorite gay pornstars.
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Well, this kid isn't heterosexual.

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Well, this kid isn't heterosexual.
heterosexual (and/or cisgender etc., as the case may be).
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* Used for comedic effect in ''Film/LuckyNumberSlevin'' with The Rabbi and The Fairy. The Rabbi is allegedly completely unaware of his son's nickname (Yitzchok the Fairy) and sexuality, yet everyone else is perfectly aware of it, especially the rival gang led by The Boss as well as the cops. The comedic aspect comes in since Yitzchok seems pretty obviously effeminate, though not stereotypically flaming gay, so one has to wonder if The Rabbi is simply in denial or just misinterprets his son's behavior. [[spoiler: It also is a plot point for Slevin, who manages to get close to Yitzchok to kill him by pretending to be gay as well and getting himself a date with him.]]
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This is often a problem some people might have about coming out to their family. Religion hasn't had the best history with the LGBT community (many interpretations of religious texts consider homosexuality to be a sin) and this kid is afraid of how their devout pastor parents might react to this revelation, making it a source of {{Gayngst}}. This may be especially problematic if the parent is TheFundamentalist and/or a HeteronormativeCrusader, as it may make the kid especially afraid that if they come out to them, then [[AdultFear the whole family might turn on them]], lead a [[TorchesAndPitchforks torch-and-pitchfork]]-wielding angry mob against them, or at best send them to some [[CureYourGays "Pray Away The Gay" correctional facility]] "for the good of their soul".

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This is often a problem some people might have about coming out to their family. Religion Religion, particularly Abrahamic religion, hasn't had the best history with the LGBT community (many interpretations of religious texts consider homosexuality to be a sin) and this kid is afraid of how their devout pastor parents might react to this revelation, making it a source of {{Gayngst}}. This may be especially problematic if the parent is TheFundamentalist and/or a HeteronormativeCrusader, as it may make the kid especially afraid that if they come out to them, then [[AdultFear the whole family might turn on them]], lead a [[TorchesAndPitchforks torch-and-pitchfork]]-wielding angry mob against them, or at best send them to some [[CureYourGays "Pray Away The Gay" correctional facility]] "for the good of their soul".

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This is often a problem some people might have about coming out to their family. Religion hasn't had the best history with the [=LGBT=] community (many interpretations of religious texts consider homosexuality to be a sin) and this kid is afraid of how their devout pastor parents might react to this revelation, making it a source of {{Gayngst}}. This may be especially problematic if the parent is TheFundamentalist and/or a HeteronormativeCrusader, as it may make the kid especially afraid that if they come out to them, then [[AdultFear the whole family might turn on them]], lead a [[TorchesAndPitchforks Torch And Pitchfork]]-wielding angry mob against them, or at best send them to some [[CureYourGays "Pray Away The Gay" correctional facility]] "for the good of their soul".

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This is often a problem some people might have about coming out to their family. Religion hasn't had the best history with the [=LGBT=] LGBT community (many interpretations of religious texts consider homosexuality to be a sin) and this kid is afraid of how their devout pastor parents might react to this revelation, making it a source of {{Gayngst}}. This may be especially problematic if the parent is TheFundamentalist and/or a HeteronormativeCrusader, as it may make the kid especially afraid that if they come out to them, then [[AdultFear the whole family might turn on them]], lead a [[TorchesAndPitchforks Torch And Pitchfork]]-wielding torch-and-pitchfork]]-wielding angry mob against them, or at best send them to some [[CureYourGays "Pray Away The Gay" correctional facility]] "for the good of their soul".









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* ''Film/PlanB2021'': As a secondary plot, Lupe plans to Sunny she's queer (bi or pansexual, from what she says). However, Sunny realizes for herself on meeting Logan, who's Lupe's girlfriend (Sunny'd [[GenderBlenderName thought it was a guy's name]]). Lupe still hasn't told her dad by the end but has been reassured he would never kick her out and he'd love her no matter what.

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* ''Film/PlanB2021'': ''Film/{{Plan B|2021}}'': As a secondary plot, Lupe plans to Sunny she's queer (bi or pansexual, from what she says). However, Sunny realizes for herself on meeting Logan, who's Lupe's girlfriend (Sunny'd [[GenderBlenderName thought it was a guy's name]]). Lupe still hasn't told her dad by the end but has been reassured he would never kick her out and he'd love her no matter what.



-->'''Amelia:''' Do you fear death more because you are sinners?
-->'''Rasselas:''' Love's not a sin.

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-->'''Amelia:''' Do you fear death more because you are sinners?
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Love's not a sin.



* ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' had a sketch where a reverend(host Creator/SamRockwell), begrudgingly meets his gay son's boyfriend...and feels like he recognizes him. Finally, it hits him - the boyfriend is one of the reverend's favorite gay pornstars.

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* ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' had a sketch where a reverend(host Creator/SamRockwell), begrudgingly meets his gay son's boyfriend...and feels like he recognizes him. Finally, it hits him - -- the boyfriend is one of the reverend's favorite gay pornstars.



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-->'''Todd''': Daddy, are you jealous of Mr. Simpson?
-->'''Rod''': I'm jealous that girls get to wear dresses.
-->'''Ned''': ''(beat)'' One problem at a time, Rod.

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-->'''Todd''': -->'''Todd:''' Daddy, are you jealous of Mr. Simpson?
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dresses.\\
'''Ned:''' ''[beat]''
One problem at a time, Rod.
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* ''Webcomic/DumbingOfAge'': Joyce comes from a fundamentalist background, and one of her older siblings Jocelyne is Male-to-Female transgender who has not yet been shown to be out of the closet yet.
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* ''Series/SaturdayNightLive'' had a sketch where a reverend(host Creator/SamRockwell), begrudgingly meets his gay son's boyfriend...and feels like he recognizes him. Finally, it hits him - the boyfriend is one of the reverend's favorite gay pornstars.
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-->'''Rod''': I'm jealous that [[GayEqualsTrans girls get to wear dresses.]]

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-->'''Rod''': I'm jealous that [[GayEqualsTrans girls get to wear dresses.]]



* ''WesternAnimation/BigMouth'': Matthew's mother is very god-fearing and isn't particularly happy about finding out about his homosexuality. His father is accepting on the other hand - apathetic, even.

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* ''WesternAnimation/BigMouth'': Matthew's mother is very god-fearing and isn't particularly happy about finding out about his homosexuality. His father is accepting (or apathetic) on the other hand - apathetic, even.hand.
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* ''WesternAnimation/TheSimpsons'': Ned Flanders' two sons, Rod and Todd, are implied to be this on numerous occasions.
-->'''Todd''': Daddy, are you jealous of Mr. Simpson?
-->'''Rod''': I'm jealous that [[GayEqualsTrans girls get to wear dresses.]]
-->'''Ned''': ''(beat)'' One problem at a time, Rod.
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* ''Series/GodFriendedMe'': When Ali came out of the closet, a lot of longtime members of Arthur's congregation left because they believed Arthur was wrong to accept her. Arthur never told Ali, but she eventually reveals that she noticed.
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* ''Film/PlanB2021'': As a secondary plot, Lupe plans to Sunny she's queer (bi or pansexual, from what she says). However, Sunny realizes for herself on meeting Logan, who's Lupe's girlfriend (Sunny'd [[GenderBlenderName thought it was a guy's name]]). Lupe still hasn't told her dad by the end, but has been reassured he would never kick her out and he'd love her no matter what.

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* ''Film/PlanB2021'': As a secondary plot, Lupe plans to Sunny she's queer (bi or pansexual, from what she says). However, Sunny realizes for herself on meeting Logan, who's Lupe's girlfriend (Sunny'd [[GenderBlenderName thought it was a guy's name]]). Lupe still hasn't told her dad by the end, end but has been reassured he would never kick her out and he'd love her no matter what.



* Joey Davis from ''Literature/StrangerThanFanfiction'' is the middle child of a family of seven ([[MassiveNumberedSiblings two younger brothers, two older brothers]], his mother and father, and himself), and his father is Pastor Jeb Davis, leader of the second largest congregation in Illinois. They're seen by everyone as the perfect family, and a lot of girls have their eyes on Pastor Davis' kids, Joey included. Thing is, Joey is gay. His fear is that if he comes out to his father, he'll be sent to some [[CureYourGays correctional facility]] and get electro-shock therapy. [[spoiler:While he doesn't get that, when he comes out to his family, they kick him out of the house. He goes to live with Topher afterwards.]]

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* Joey Davis from ''Literature/StrangerThanFanfiction'' is the middle child of a family of seven ([[MassiveNumberedSiblings two younger brothers, two older brothers]], his mother and father, and himself), and his father is Pastor Jeb Davis, leader of the second largest second-largest congregation in Illinois. They're seen by everyone as the perfect family, and a lot of girls have their eyes on Pastor Davis' kids, Joey included. Thing is, Joey is gay. His fear is that if he comes out to his father, he'll be sent to some [[CureYourGays correctional facility]] and get electro-shock therapy. [[spoiler:While he doesn't get that, when he comes out to his family, they kick him out of the house. He goes to live with Topher afterwards.]]



* ''WesternAnimation/MoralOrel'': In the season 3 episode "Closeface", we learn that Reverend Putty's daughter, Stephanie, is a lesbian because she was in a relationship with Doughy's mother back when they were in school. Of course, Doughy's mom thought it was just a way to get Doughy's dad to notice her. [[spoiler:We also learn that Reverend Putty knows his daughter's a lesbian, and is actually okay with that.]]

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* ''WesternAnimation/MoralOrel'': In the season 3 episode "Closeface", we learn that Reverend Putty's daughter, Stephanie, is a lesbian because she was in a relationship with Doughy's mother back when they were in school. Of course, Doughy's mom thought it was just a way to get Doughy's dad to notice her. [[spoiler:We also learn that Reverend Putty knows his daughter's a lesbian, lesbian and is actually okay with that.]]
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The pastor is a pillar of their community. They have the love and support of everyone around them. They are so devoted to {{God}} you'd swear they have him on their phone's contact list. And they have the perfect family who loves them dearly, and never seem to have any serious problems. Heck, their kids seem to be every bit as perfect as they are, and have the perfect relationship with them.

Well, except for one.

You see, this one has a secret they're not sure about admitting to their parent. The secret being...

Well, this kid isn't heterosexual.

This is often a problem some people might have about coming out to their family. Religion hasn't had the best history with the [=LGBT=] community (many interpretations of religious texts consider homosexuality to be a sin) and this kid is afraid of how their devout pastor parents might react to this revelation, making it a source of {{Gayngst}}. This may be especially problematic if the parent is TheFundamentalist and/or a HeteronormativeCrusader, as it may make the kid especially afraid that if they come out to them, then [[AdultFear the whole family might turn on them]], lead a [[TorchesAndPitchforks Torch And Pitchfork]]-wielding angry mob against them, or at best send them to some [[CureYourGays "Pray Away The Gay" correctional facility]] "for the good of their soul".

Of course, this isn't always the case. There can be cases where, if the kid comes out to their religious parent/family, they will instead be met with open arms, love, and support from said family. It might convince them to change their tune on how they view non-heteros, and of course, lead to AnAesop about acceptance of people who are not straight.

Typically, this trope focuses on the queer kid who's afraid to come out to their religious parent(s). As a result, the parent as a character is often not really focused on. The above-mentioned reactions widely depend on how the parent handles this news. Would they stick to their religious guns? Would they have a crisis of faith? Would they decide they love their child too much to willingly reject their sexuality? And if they accept their sexuality, is it because they [[KnewItAllAlong knew from the beginning, and was just waiting for the child to come out on their own terms]]? The only way the viewer can find out is to wait and see.

Compare PreachersKid.
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* ''Film/BoyErased'': Jared is the gay son of a Baptist preacher. His conservative parents enter him into a [[CureYourGays conversion therapy program]].
* In ''Film/{{Disobedience}}'' Ronit Krushka is the estranged daughter of Orthodox Jewish preacher Rav Krushka, to the point his obituary stated that [[IHaveNoSon he had no child]]. It is revealed it is because of her lesbianism.
* ''Film/TheHalfOfIt'': Aster, the pastor's daughter, is expected to marry Trig, a handsome but vain man admired by the congregation. However, she is secretly in a romance with Paul, or rather [[PlayingCyrano Paul's friend Ellie pretending to be Paul in texts]]. While Aster initially assumes she's in an affair with another guy, it's hinted that she starts to figure out that she's actually involved with a girl, particularly when she seems to flirt with Ellie in person. [[spoiler:At the end of the film she denies being gay, but Ellie kisses her and Aster appears to reconsider and enjoy it.]]
* ''Film/PlanB2021'': As a secondary plot, Lupe plans to Sunny she's queer (bi or pansexual, from what she says). However, Sunny realizes for herself on meeting Logan, who's Lupe's girlfriend (Sunny'd [[GenderBlenderName thought it was a guy's name]]). Lupe still hasn't told her dad by the end, but has been reassured he would never kick her out and he'd love her no matter what.
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* Joey Davis from ''Literature/StrangerThanFanfiction'' is the middle child of a family of seven ([[MassiveNumberedSiblings two younger brothers, two older brothers]], his mother and father, and himself), and his father is Pastor Jeb Davis, leader of the second largest congregation in Illinois. They're seen by everyone as the perfect family, and a lot of girls have their eyes on Pastor Davis' kids, Joey included. Thing is, Joey is gay. His fear is that if he comes out to his father, he'll be sent to some [[CureYourGays correctional facility]] and get electro-shock therapy. [[spoiler:While he doesn't get that, when he comes out to his family, they kick him out of the house. He goes to live with Topher afterwards.]]
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* ''Series/{{Harlots}}'': Amelia, the daughter of a locally prominent street-preacher, falls in love with Violet. She's very worried about how her mother would react, not only because they're queer, but because Violet is a sex worker to boot. A gay man named Prince Rasselas helps Amelia come to terms with her sexuality, as shown in this exchange:
-->'''Amelia:''' Do you fear death more because you are sinners?
-->'''Rasselas:''' Love's not a sin.
* ''Series/LawAndOrderSpecialVictimsUnit'': In "Sin" ([=S8E17=]), Rev. Jeb Curtis has a gay son named Paul whose homosexuality he finally accepted to not lose another son.
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* Creator/CamClarke covered Music/DustySpringfield's "Son of a Preacher Man" in his album Inside Out. The original song (sung by a woman) is about sneaking around with a PreachersKid; as Clarke (who is male) sings it, it's now about an illicit affair between the preacher's son and another boy.
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* ''VideoGame/SallyFace'': Travis Phelps is a school bully who flings homophobic remarks at protagonist Sal Fisher and his friends, but Sal easily sees through it, realizing Travis is deeply closeted due to his preacher father.
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* Pyper from ''Webcomic/MagicalBoy'' is reluctant to come out to her pastor father to the point where she becomes an ArmouredClosetGay. [[spoiler:So when she gets ForcedOutOfTheCloset by members of his congregation, he's livid.]]
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* ''WesternAnimation/MoralOrel'': In the season 3 episode "Closeface", we learn that Reverend Putty's daughter, Stephanie, is a lesbian because she was in a relationship with Doughy's mother back when they were in school. Of course, Doughy's mom thought it was just a way to get Doughy's dad to notice her. [[spoiler:We also learn that Reverend Putty knows his daughter's a lesbian, and is actually okay with that.]]
* ''WesternAnimation/RenAndStimpyAdultPartyCartoon'': In this series, Ren is a DepravedBisexual in a relationship with Stimpy. "Ren Seeks Help" reveals that Ren's father was a reverend, though the contrast is less about Ren's sexuality (as [[HeIsNotMyBoyfriend he denies being with Stimpy to his therapist in this episode]]) and more about Ren's abusive sadism (though the reverend is also quite abusive to Ren).
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