How do LGBTQ Believers Integrate Sacred and Secular Spaces to Maintain Consistent Spiritual Practice and Identity?
LGBTQ believers face unique challenges when it comes to integrating their faith...
Chosen family refers to an alternative arrangement of supportive friends, relatives, lovers, or acquaintances that have been intentionally cultivated to serve as a substitute for traditional family...
Queer spiritual practices refer to the unique ways that LGBTQ+ individuals may incorporate their identities and experiences into religious or spiritual beliefs and practices. These practices can take...
Ritualized Affirmation and Rejection and its Impact on Queer Spiritual Identity
Ritualized Affirmation is an important concept that has been explored extensively in literature and sociology. It...
There has been an increasing interest in exploring the role of queer spiritual practices in healing from past religious trauma and promoting personal growth. For many people who identify as LGBTQ+,...
The term "queer" refers to people who identify with non-heteronormative sexual orientations and/or gender identities, which may include but are not limited to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender,...
The question posed in this article is whether or not queer experiences can lead to a deeper understanding of religion and spirituality. This article will explore how queer people can use their...
I will explain how queer spirituality can be used to redefine the concept of holiness as a radical presence within one's own body and relationships. Holiness is often associated with traditional...
In the context of queer spiritual development and ethical discernment, mentorship plays a crucial role in guiding individuals towards self-discovery, personal growth, and transformation. Mentors...
Queer spirituality is a movement that seeks to reconcile LGBTQ+ identities with faith communities while creating new ones that are more inclusive. It challenges dominant narratives about gender and...