Additional Spanish Language Resources
Additional Spanish language resources listed by the Institute for Welcoming Resources.
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Spirited: Affirming the Soul and Black Gay/Lesbian Identity
Forty writers address the question of how same-gender-loving black people affirm themselves as sexual and spiritual people. These sacred narratives
Their Own Receive Them Not: African American Lesbians And Gays in Black Churches
Griffin offers new approaches to understanding scripture and homosexuality through pastoral theology and black liberation theology. He provides a historical
A Whosoever Church: Welcoming Lesbians and Gay Men into African American Congregations
Comstock interviews African American religious leaders from a variety of denominations in a conversation concerned with the church as a
The Greatest Taboo: Homosexuality and Black Communities
Contains 28 provocative essays which explore the often volatile relationship between black gay men and lesbians and others of their
A Time to Build: Creating Sexually Healthy Faith Communities
Outlines the building blocks of a sexually healthy faith community. Sections rigorously examine sexually healthy religious professionals, worship on sexuality
Ministry Among God’s Queer Folk: LGBT Pastoral Care
Ministry Among God’s Queer Folk from The Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies in Religion and Ministry at Pacific School
Homosexuality and Christian Faith
A collection of reflections on the Bible, faith, and personal experience. An excellent all-round resource.
Homosexuality and Christian Community
Written by faculty from the Princeton Theological Seminary, and thus a bit more academic, but an excellent set of essays
Our Selves, Our Souls & Bodies
A collection of essays and reflections from many perspectives, including family, scripture, and theology, but always with a personal, thoughtful
To the Tune of a Welcoming God: Lyrical Reflections on Sexuality, Spirituality, and the Wideness of God’s Welcome
Brings academic insight, prophetic vision, and poetic clarity to the question of the church’s welcome to those GLBT Christians at
Where The Edge Gathers: Building A Community Of Radical Inclusion
Flunder explains why the church is called to show the radically inclusive love of Jesus Christ to people on the