In some faith traditions, such as Christianity and Judaism, belief in God is often expressed through rituals and liturgies that center heteronormativity. These rituals may include marriage...
LGBTQ believers face a unique challenge when it comes to reconciling their faith with their identity. While many religious communities celebrate diversity and acceptance, others have strict rules and...
Praying from the Margins is an invitation for individuals who feel on the outskirts of society, culture, religion, or even themselves to come closer to God through prayer. It involves recognizing...
Liturgy is an important component of any religious community. It can be defined as the ritualized form of worship that Christians follow during their services.
It has been observed that in some...
LGBTQ individuals are those who identify themselves as lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, or queer. Inclusive religious communities provide space to celebrate the diversity of identities and gender...
Queer believers are individuals who identify themselves as LGBTQ+ and also have religious beliefs. They may belong to traditional faith groups such as Christianity, Islam, Judaism, Buddhism,...
How does exposure to inclusive worship music and liturgy influence the emotional healing of LGBT believers?
The answer to this question has significant implications for the spiritual wellbeing of...
How Historical Patterns of Religious Exclusion Shape Contemporary Queer Faith Experiences, and What Future Reconciliatory Practices Might Emerge
Religion has played a significant role throughout...
There is growing evidence that LGBTQ+ people experience higher levels of psychological distress than their heterosexual counterparts due to minority stressors such as stigma, discrimination, and...
The term "inclusive religious practice" refers to religious activities and rituals that are open to all people regardless of their gender identity or sexual orientation. This includes both...