Through My Eyes

Through My Eyes Through My Eyes: This film from 2009 features powerful stories of young gay Christians. It is designed to be watched with a church group or Christian family members as a way to begin a nuanced dialogue about sexual orientation and Christianity. Watch video here:

And God Loves Each One

And God Loves Each One “And God Loves Each One: A Black Church Guide to Sexual Orientation”by by Rev. Cedric A. Harmon & Ann Thompson Cook Many Voices, 2015, 12 Pages At A Glance: "And God Loves Each One: A Black Church Guide to Sexual Orientation" provides Black churches with

Umoja

Umoja “Umoja: A Curriculum for African American Christian Faith Communities”by Ronald StringfellowPacific School of Religion, 2013, 47 PagesAvailable Online Here At A Glance: "Umoja" provides a framework for fostering unity and safe discussions within African-American faith communities about 2SLGBTQIA+ inclusion, addressing the social and emotional impact of exclusion while encouraging

Carnal Knowledge Of God

Carnal Knowledge Of God “Carnal Knowledge of God: Embodied Love and the Movement for Justice”by Rebecca M. M. VoelkelFortress Press, 2017, 178 Pages At A Glance: "Carnal Knowledge of God" explores a theology of embodied love and justice, emphasizing pathways for 2SLGBTQIA+ inclusion and empowerment through spiritual and social transformation.

A La Familia

A La Familia “A La Familia: A Conversation About Our Families, The Bible, Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity” (Bilungual - English/Spanish)by by Rev. Dr. Miguel De La Torre, Rev. Dr. Ignacio Castuera, & Lisbeth Meléndez RiveraIndependently Published, 2011, 130 Pages At A Glance: "A La Familia" is a bilingual resource

How The So-Called “Traditional View” Forces Queer Christians Into Hiding

How The So-Called “Traditional View” Forces Queer Christians Into Hiding How The So-Called “Traditional View” Forces Queer Christians Into Hiding Jamie Arpin-Ricci (from 2020) (Content Warning: The following article contains mention of suicide.) While I still held the so-called “traditional view” on marriage and sexuality when I married

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