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A Letter to Our Sisters in The Southern Baptist Convention
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By Stephanie Cooper “Lest we forget, Pride did not start out as rainbows and parades.
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By Ezra Fairley-Collins When given the chance to write about the state of trans lives,
What Are We Teaching About Abolition?
By Tara Gibbs As someone passionate about Christian Education, my mind frequently connects any educational
LGBTQ+ Christians and the ‘Double Coming Out’ Process
By Jana Dye There’s a common phenomenon that I discuss often with fellow LGBTQ+ clergy
Remembering the Tulsa Massacre of 1921
By Wendell Griffen On the evening of May 31, 1921, a mob of white people
The 5 Rs of a Chaplains Retreat
By Kirsten Hancock There are things you don’t know you need until you have them.
You Can Help End the Embargo on Cuba
By Dalon Brown and David Odom Ten years ago my husband and I traveled to
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