LGBTQ

Will Willimon’s story of his childhood congregation contrasts the salt-of-the-earth people who formed him with the conservative minority that took over later.

Last Lent, I found myself reckoning with the concept of failure—and beginning to understand the power of standing in suffering with God.

The musician and drag queen is an exvangelical who came to see that holding on to a theology of self-loathing was just too dangerous.

The stakes of Obergefell aren’t abstract. Hanging in the balance 
are the basic rights of living, breathing, beloved people.

In their new books, Mike Cosper and Jeff Mikels critique evangelicalism from within.  Do they go far enough?

Move over, pink flamingos. For me, the cross of Christ is as campy as it gets.

Sergeant First Class Kate Cole isn’t an activist. She isn’t a radical. She’s a trans woman, a rock climber, and my friend—and after 17 years of military service, Trump kicked her out.

Raised Pentecostal, I was wary of Catholicism. Pope Francis gave me the final nudge I needed.

Survival Songs champions queer lives—and challenges the silence of faith communities.

Jedidiah Jenkins recounts a long drive with his conservative mother—and his attempt to navigate their complicated relationship.

Father-son duo Richard and Christopher Hays set aside their old positions in favor of a more expansive view of biblically faithful queer inclusion.