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Walking the Third Way: Embracing Unity and Inclusion in LGBTQ+ Conversations Within the Church
In his book, A Letter to My Congregation: An Evangelical Pastor’s Path to Embracing Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender People into the Company of Jesus, Ken Wilson insightfully offers us “The Third Way,” a new approach to inclusion. This framework challenges the traditional binary of affirming or rejecting and instead calls for a radical form…
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Gender, process or fact?
As a Christian and an Anglican priest (not only because of my Christian identity and vocation but also my passion), I love to reach out to the people in the community. One group of people I have never met personally is transgender. Lately, I have started to read a book called “Gender: Your Guide –…
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There is a Wideness in God’s Mercy
Frederick William Faber wrote a hymn, “There is a Wideness in God’s Mercy.” I like the words of this old hymn: “But we make God’s love too narrowBy false limits of our own;And we magnify His strictnessWith a zeal He will not own. For the love of God is broaderThan the measures of the minds;And…
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Genesis 2:24: Embodying God’s Vision for Relationships
Genesis 2:24, which states, “Therefore a man leaves his father and mother and clings to his wife, and they become one flesh,” is a foundational verse in the biblical understanding of marriage. Rooted in the creation narrative, it reflects profound truths about human relationships. Yet, how we interpret this verse—whether as descriptive, prescriptive, or both—shapes…
Why We Must Show Up — For Each Other, and for Mental Health
This week, I am attending a fundraiser for Pathways Clubhouse Society, an organization that supports individuals living with mental illness in finding purpose, connection, and stability. I’m going not just to raise funds, but to raise awareness. I’m going because showing up matters — for others, and for ourselves. And this week, I go with…
good reminder, do not give people unlimited access to your lives
In his book, “a life having and doing enough”, Wayne Muller points out and reminds us that: “There are few real, authentic emergencies that require our immediate, life-saving response. So why is this important? Because more and more people presume unlimited access to our lives, our homes, our time. Those who want something from us…