In 'benevolent' terms, yes. Tarot, readings etc are becoming popular amongst spiritually inclined 'online' queer Gen Z youths because organised religion has gaslit them.
What are you using this word to mean here? I keep seeing "gaslight" thrown around hither and yon as, basically, a synonym for "lie", but I trust you to use it in a more precise way than that.
Worse than lie. Manipulate.
The more difficult it becomes to show outward either hatred or disdain, and attempts at 'conversion' being harder to market and being a mostly busted flush, non affirming churches often need the heavy lifting of queer worshippers; sing for us, act for us, read for us, do community work for us, but you can never minister for us and if you happen to get gay married get out which is emotional and spiritual manipulation.
For groups like Church Clarity, people like Kevin Michael Garcia etc, certainly in the US it's very difficult to find or get a straight answer out of a lot of mainstream Protestant to evangelical churches particularly those who market to young people, about what they believe; not 'let's discuss for a coffee', not 'just try us', not general obfuscation but actual
clarity on whether you affirm, even whether you don't but still allow service in the church community. On day one.
That's what I mean by gaslighting. Churches marshal the forces of self-doubt disproportionately and in some cases almost exclusively to queer Christians.