Intergenerational dialogue is an important aspect of the spiritual and psychological development of queer believers. It refers to conversations between individuals of different generations within a...
Mentoring has always been an essential part of many religious communities.
LGBT youth may face unique challenges when it comes to seeking out and receiving guidance from elders within their faith...
Experiences of inclusion and exclusion are common in many different aspects of life, including religious communities. Inclusion is when an individual feels welcomed, accepted, and valued within a...
The process of reintegrating into a religious community after being excommunicated can be an emotional and spiritual journey that requires careful consideration and preparation. Being removed from a...
How do queer believers reinterpret sacred symbols to affirm spiritual and sexual identity simultaneously?
Queer believers often face discrimination from religious communities due to their gender...
Being labeled "deviant" is an experience that can have devastating consequences for individuals who identify as part of a religious community. This label, which often refers to behavior or beliefs...
The current study explores how involvement in an inclusive religious network can reduce sensations of loneliness, shame, and self-blame among LGBTQ+ people. Inclusive religious networks are...
Factors that Determine a Religious Community's Willingness to Reinterpret Doctrines for Inclusivity
The following are some factors that influence a religious group's decision to revise their...
The subject of this article is the intersection between vulnerability and spiritual growth among members of minority religious communities. It explores how embracing vulnerability can lead to deeper...
How do queer believers construct coherent narratives of moral, spiritual, and personal identity amid doctrinal conflict?
The construction of a coherent narrative of moral, spiritual, and personal...