Featured Resources For May 2024

Featured Resources For May 2024 Each month, The Rainbow Well will feature different resources to help you get acquainted with all that we have to offer. In our inaugural feature, we want to highlight something that reflects our core commitments: BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, People Of Colour) Resources. Recognizing the layered

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

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

DEVOUT + OUT (Series)

Devout + Out (Series) DEVOUT & OUT (Series): DEVOUT + OUT is a documentary series focusing on openly queer individuals who have chosen to become or remain leaders in the Church, despite the trauma the Christian community has inflicted. Each episode follows a unique openly queer individual, documenting their journey in navigating

With Wonder

With Wonder With Wonder (2022): Born out of Director Sharon Lewis’s own muted struggle with not fitting into neat racial/Queer/Christian boxes, With Wonder takes an intimate look at the journey of members of the Queer, Christian community of colour and their attempts to answer the question: Can you be both Christian

Two Soft Things, Two Hard Things

Two Soft Things, Two Hard Things Link: Two Soft Things, Two Hard Things Documenting the 2SLGBTQIA+ Inuit community in Nunavut, Canada, this film explores cultural shifts and the revival of indigenous understandings of gender and sexuality. It aligns with the site’s exploration of diverse cultural and spiritual perspectives on 2SLGBTQIA+ identities.

The New Black

The New Black Link: The New Black This film explores the nuanced conversations around LGBTQ+ rights within the African-American community, particularly during the gay marriage debate. It sheds light on the intersections of race, religion, and sexual orientation, relevant to the site’s emphasis on diverse narratives.

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