Here it's the Metropolitan Community Church.
That is the name I was trying to think. I had friends who went to it in Sydney. In most places it is very protestant which would not suit me at all but in Sydney I was surprised to see how Anglican it was probably because the Sydney Anglican church is so homophobic.
For many years in Sydney I went to Acceptance - a gay Catholic group on Friday nights. I was teaching in a Catholic High School. We even had a bishop attend and preside one night. I was also a member of Anggays in Sydney, they once had a retreat in my home in the Mountains, but we were fighting a losing battle.
Referring to Africa, it depends on the history. If the Anglican church was established by the CMS (Church Missionary Society), it is likely to be very homophobic. If established by more high church missionary agencies it is likely to be accepting. An example is South Africa and Bishop Desmond Tutu. Of course South Africa has a breakaway Anglican group and they are in cahoots with Sydney.
In my 20's I went to a church where there was a non married priest, John T. He was a great worker with youth and had asked me to live in the rectory, I taught at the nearby high school and still lived with my parents. However he had a nervous breakdown and left the parish. I and other young people visited him in a private hospital which I now know specialised in 'treatment' of gays.
He was made general secretary of the CMS in Sydney to keep him away from the temptations of parish life. He committed suicide. His story is well known in enlightened Anglican church circles in Sydney.
CMS is quite big in NZ but when people in the church talk about it and ask for donations they probably wonder why I sneer and say 'no way' I absolutely hate the organisation. The only thing is that, while neither John nor I ever mentioned homosexuality (it was the late 1960's), I think it was a major influence in my deciding the priesthood was not for me. A decision I am very grateful for.