Queer Spiritual Practice
What is Queer Spirituality?
The term "queer" refers to non-conforming identities that do not fit into binary gender roles. It encompasses people who identify as...
The concept of rejection is often discussed in relation to LGBTQ+ individuals and their interactions with society.
Less attention has been given to how rejection shapes the way these people form...
Grief is a natural reaction to loss that can be experienced in response to a variety of life events such as death, divorce, or relocation. For many people, religion plays an important role in their...
This article will explore how queer spiritual practices can be used as both healing modalities and forms of resistance to oppressive religious structures. It is important to understand that queerness...
One of the most significant spiritual, emotional, and psychological benefits of queer-inclusive worship for LGBT congregants is that it provides them with a sense of belonging and acceptance within...
In the context of queer spiritual communities, sacred storytelling has been an integral part of promoting moral and ethical reflection. This practice involves sharing stories that illustrate how...
Queer spiritual practices refer to the customs, rituals, belief systems, and other forms of expression that are typically associated with non-heteronormative individuals or groups who identify...
To start with, it is important to define what queerness means in Christian theology. Queer theology is an academic discipline that explores the intersections between LGBTQ+ identities and religious...
Communal rituals can have a significant impact on how queer individuals are included, excluded, or affirmed within religious communities. These rituals often play an important role in shaping social...
What does divine revelation look like when mediated through the lived experiences of queer suffering and joy? Divine revelation refers to a religious experience that involves receiving spiritual...