Yvonne Aburrow Joins “Sermons”; Gender and Sexuality Article

December 14, 2012 By 2 Comments

Two pieces of exciting news today:

First, Yvonne Aburrow is joining Sermons from the Mound as a contributor! Yvonne is the longtime editor of the Pagan theology wiki Theologies of Immanence. Her recent book, Many Names, is a collection of earth-centered prayer and liturgy for Unitarian Universalists Pagans and others working in a multi-faith environment. She has also published several books of folklore and a poetry anthology focusing on place, the seasons, and the sacred. I’m excited to bring her perspective to this blog.

Second, I have a new academic article available on gender and sexuality in contemporary Paganism. It’s a summary of (almost) everything scholarly that has been published on the topic so far — including an article by Yvonne on queer theologies. If you have university library access, please check it out at the Religion Compass site here:

Kraemer, Christine Hoff. “Gender and Sexuality in Contemporary Paganism.” Religion Compass 6:8 (2012): 390-401.

Otherwise, it is available through my profile at Academia.edu.

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About Christine Kraemer

Christine Hoff Kraemer is Managing Editor of the Pagan Channel at Patheos.com. Christine holds a PhD in Religious and Theological Studies from Boston University. An accomplished writer, editor, and teacher, Christine has published widely on literature, popular culture, and Paganism and is the author of Seeking the Mystery: An Introduction to Pagan Theologies (Patheos Press, 2012) as well as the forthcoming Eros and Touch from a Pagan Perspective (Routledge, 2014). Christine is also an instructor at Cherry Hill Seminary, where she did pioneering work on e-learning platforms and served for two years as chair of the Theology and Religious History department.

  • http://aediculaantinoi.wordpress.com/ P. Sufenas Virius Lupus

    Awesome! Glad to hear it! (I had not heard of her before reading your article…)

    The link to Theologies of Immanence doesn’t seem to be working…

    • http://inhumandecency.org/christine Christine Kraemer

      Should be fixed now!