Drachma
To seek truth and sexual and spiritual integration
28 September 2025
15 September 2025
Drachma Anniversary meeting - Friday 19 September 2025
Today marks the 21st anniversary from Thursday 17th September 2004, when the first meeting for LGBTI+ people of faith was held at Millennium Chapel Complex. That group of people eventually became Drachma LGBTI+ and then since 2008, Drachma LGBTI+ and Drachma Parents.
Throughout these 21 years, Drachma has touched the lives of many, and has been a voice of hope, of possibility, and a prophetic voice that has spoken truth to power. it has bridge built with the Church and with the LGBTIQ+ community. It has supported human rights not just for LGBTIQ+ persons, but for the human rights of all. It has walked with the Church, as it has walked with the LGBTIQ+ community.
Today, at 21, we thank God for this wonderful journey. We hope we may continue being this voice for truth. We hope we can continue accompanying people in their journeys, helping them bring together their faith and their sexuality. And we thank the generosity of many who have, through their presence, helped Drachma to be what it is today. Thanks to all who have been unique building blocks in making possible Drachma.
02 September 2025
PRIDE EVENT
Drachma & the Anglican community
would like to invite all people of good faith who would like to celebrate diversity and hope
to an inter-faith celebration of hope
at the Anglican Pro Cathedral
of St Paul in Valletta
on the occasion of
MALTA PRIDE 2025
Thursday 11 September at 19.00
31 August 2025
14 July 2025
01 July 2025
17 June 2025
03 June 2025
11 May 2025
Drachma activities in May 2025
FRIDAY, 16 MAY
LABELS is a short LGBTI+ play created by the Theatre students at the University of Malta. It is directed by Tyrone Grima. The play explores labels within the LGBTI world and how these sometimes stifle us, rather than help us from reaching our full potential.
EVERYONE (BOTH LGBT AND PARENTS) IS INVITED TO ATTEND
MOUNT SAINT JOSEPH AT 20.00 (8 PM)
SATURDAY, 17 MAY
A Prayer Vigil will be held at the Anglican Pro Cathedral of St Paul's in Valletta with a focus on hope. While we remember in the persons who suffered as a result of homophobia, biphobia and transphobia, we also celebrate stories of resilience in the face of difficulty.
EVERYONE IS INVITED