For The Bible Tells Me So Link: For The Bible Tells Me So Through a combination of personal stories and expert insights, this documentary challenges traditional interpretations of biblical texts concerning homosexuality. It encourages viewers to reconsider these passages, supporting the site's ethos of inclusive and affirming biblical understanding.
Fish Out Of Water Fish Out Of Water: This film creatively examines the often-cited Bible verses used to condemn homosexuality, providing historical and cultural context. It aims to foster a more inclusive understanding of scripture, aligning with the site's goal of promoting a more welcoming interpretation of faith.
Call Me Macolm Call Me Malcolm: This documentary is an intimate and moving portrayal of Malcolm Himschoot, a transgender seminary student seeking ordination in the United Church of Christ. It explores themes of identity, acceptance, and faith, mirroring the site's commitment to embracing diverse Christian experiences.
Alfredo's Fire Link: Alfredo's Fire This poignant film chronicles the tragic protest of Alfredo Ormando, a gay Italian writer who self-immolated in St. Peter's Square to challenge the Catholic Church's stance on homosexuality. His story is a powerful testament to the struggle for acceptance within the Christian faith, resonating with the site's
All God's Children All God's Children This documentary confronts the challenging and controversial topic of reparative or conversion therapy within the Christian community. Focusing on the experiences of individuals who have undergone this therapy, it provides a critical examination relevant to the site's purpose of exploring the intersection of Christian faith and
1946 Link: 1946: The Mistranslation That Shifted Culture This documentary explores the significant impact of a 1946 biblical mistranslation that became a cornerstone for anti-gay sentiment within Christian communities. Delving into groundbreaking research and previously unseen archives at Yale University, it reveals critical insights that challenge the traditional scriptural basis for LGBTQIA+
Wesley Hill & Karen Keen | The Streckert Lecture on Christianity, Sexuality, and Gender On April 5th, 2022, Wheaton College's Sexual & Gender Identity Institute (SGI) of the School of PCFT hosted "A Conversation on Same-Sex Relationships" in Barrows Auditorium. This event, running from 7:00 to 8:45 p.m., featured scholars Wesley Hill
Two Spirit with Harlan Pruden - UBC TEFA TALKS The Teacher Education for All! (TEFA) project at UBC hosted Harlan Pruden, a PhD student and First Nations Cree scholar and activist. In his presentation, Pruden shared insights into being Two Spirit and emphasized the importance of an intersectional approach to supporting Indigenous
Small Town, Big Impact (Playlist) "Small Town, Big Impact: Stories and Strategies from the Affirming Journey" is a 3-part video series featuring interviews with Affirming leaders, both clergy and lay, from smaller or rural communities. These leaders discuss their experiences with the Affirming path in their faith communities, covering the progression of
Spirituality and Sexuality: You Can Have Both Rev. Hawkes, Pastor of the Metropolitan Community Church of Toronto and an advocate for the 2SLGBTQIA+ community, delivered a talk at TEDxToronto on October 22, 2015. His speech, part of an event themed 'Thresholds,' focused on his experiences as a spiritual leader for a congregation
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