A Quirky Queer Quaker performance artist and scholar
Playfully exploring the serious worlds of gender, religion, and Climate Change
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2017 Summer Reading List
Ah, summer reading. The longer days with opportunities to read outdoors means I ramp up my reading habits every summer. Since the presidential election, I...
Retreating Forward — Newest Trans Spirituality Resource
David E. Weekley (photo above,) an ordained elder in the United Methodist Church, came out as a trans man almost 10 years ago. He had...
The Day the Gay Athletes Invaded NYC
It was 1994. I was deeply homophobic, particularly towards myself. I was trying to go straight for Jesus and everyone else–not an easy thing in NYC...
Learning in the Backseat
Do you drive? If so, I imagine you remember your first driving lesson. Where I grew up in rural New York, one could get a...
Falling for Jesus and Mother Earth During the END TIMES
Falling for Jesus but Struggling with Christians Over on Meetinghouse.xyz, Hye Sung wrote a post that immediately stirred up thoughts and feelings for me. Hye...
The Creativity of Engineers
For a long time I have been impressed with just how creative and artistic engineers can be. In my early 20s I met someone studying...
Interconnected: love, sex, class, race, justice, and much more
Intersectionality is at last a term that is being talked about in more places. There is a growing understanding about how our lives intersect, overlap, influence,...
Update from the Road: Quakers, Eunuchs, and Manatees
After a week in North Carolina with folks at Guildford College, Elon, and Wake Forest, I’ve been in Florida for a week connecting with friends...