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What does it mean to wrestle with faith & doubt and live out the messy reality of Christian faith?
- What does it mean to be transformed by your faith (and what does that have to do with coming out?)
- What unique gifts do LGBTQ Christians have to offer the Church and the world?
- What can straight, cisgender supporters learn from queer Christians?
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Issue 1: FAITH (DOUBT)
Issue 5 of Spit & Spirit: MONEY (WORK) is now available! This issue is 38 pages long and features thoughtful articles, prayers, and reflective pieces, all in an elegantly designed PDF. This issue also includes an interview with Dr. Kortney Ryan Ziegler, an award-winning filmmaker, activist, and entrepreneur.
Table of Contents
What’s Doubt Got To Do With it // 5
Transformative Faith // 7
Leaning On The Faith Of Others // 10
Cute Theology // 12
Called To Faith (Sorta), an interview with Chris Stedman // 14
Coming Out As An Act of Faith // 19
A Faith Fought For // 23
A Call For Queer Theology // 27
What are people saying about SPIT & SPIRIT?
Rev. Kristen “Jo” Nivling
The writing in Spit and Spirit has a powerful prophetic voice and a compassionate pastoral presence. I read as an ally to learn from and support my queer friends, a pastor who wants to minister better to all people, and as a fellow human being wrestling through life and faith.
When I read Spit and Spirit I am moved, challenged, and encouraged. I find fellow travelers on the journey. I see my own experience through a transformative lens. The redemptive power, love, and justice of God is so clear in this ministry. God’s work is being done here, folks! It’s very exciting to see.
Billy Flood
Spit & Spirit is like a warm blanket, a kiss from a lover, a hug from a friend, and a shove off the plank into a sea of gratitude. It broadens the definitions and labels we place on ourselves in the queer community and I am so glad it exists.
I’d just like to say that I absolutely love this first magazine. I love that it makes being queer central and tells stories of people who wouldn’t change that part of themselves. I love that it includes an atheist. I love that it doesn’t just say “I went through the shadow of doubt, but now I love Jesus more” but instead tells the story of people who went in other ways. These different stories struck me as honest without trying to manipulate. And they spoke truth to my experience.
So thank you. I look forward to what comes next.
Becca B.