2012-12-15T19:42:13-06:00

For our next Living in the Tension gathering on Wednesday, February 8th, we will be watching the documentary Call Me Malcolm. The documentary follows Malcolm Himschoot, a transgender man now ordained in the United Church of Christ, as he is finishing his final year of seminary after he began the process of transitioning a few years prior. Along with sharing some of his story, Malcolm travels across the U.S. visiting people with various perspectives about identity and faith. We will be... Read more

2012-12-15T19:43:58-06:00

What do you think of when you hear someone say “building bridges” as it relates to engaging others? What does it mean for your relationships? Is the language appropriate for the work we all are engaged in when it comes to “building bridges” between the Christian and LGBT communities? This upcoming Tuesday, January 24th, we will be gathering at 7pm for a Living in the Tension gathering to discuss these questions. We will be at our usual spot in Room... Read more

2012-12-15T19:45:04-06:00

    People of the Second Chance (POTSC) is a movement created by author and creative, Mike Foster, which works to overthrow judgement and liberate love. POTSC is filled with a bunch of super artsy, cool and rebellious folks. Their new campaign is Labels Lie: Don’t Use Them, Don’t Accept Them. Their most recent addition is the picture above. They asked me to write an article to accompany their new poster. Here is my article. Question: Do you think you... Read more

2012-12-15T19:49:25-06:00

So humbling, and very, very exciting all at the same time. The reviewer (who, come to find out, was on the Biggest Loser) calls it 3 resources in 1! You can read the review here. You can also purchase the DVD and its Participant Guide at a discounted rate here. Much love. www.themarinfoundation.org Read more

2012-12-15T19:46:45-06:00

After a little break for the holidays, we’re ready to get back at it with the Living in the Tension community gatherings. In line with this time of the year, we will be reflecting on instances in the past where efforts related to building bridges with those different than ourselves could have gone better to help us step forward in productive ways this year. We will also be taking time to hear thoughts about what individuals would like to address... Read more

2012-12-15T19:47:19-06:00

Radical love produces radical results. It’s always a gamble though, because my experience has shown me that radical love also produces radical hate. Funny how that works, huh? Keep on keepin’ on… Much love. www.themarinfoundation.org Read more

2012-12-15T19:47:40-06:00

As I have done each of the past few years (2009 and 2010), here is my list of the best books I read this calendar year. My only qualification for this list is that I had to complete the entire book somewhere between January 1 and December 31, 2011. The book didn’t have to be published in 2011, I just had to read it in 2011. For this list I am excluding my book, Love Is an Orientation, and my new DVD Curriculum,... Read more

2012-12-15T19:48:40-06:00

As I noticed on Adam McLane’s blog, he posted some fun stuff recapping 2011 on his blog. So I think I’ll copy his post’s idea. Thanks Adam 🙂 In 2011, my blog had 182 posts, 1,229 comments and just over 160,000 unique visitors. Top 11 Posts of 2011: [Bonus: 12. Go and Sin No More] 11. I’m Sorry Campaign Videos – Part 1 10. Shocked About New York Gay Marriage 9. Electroshock Therapy 8. Interviews: Celibacy and Singleness in the Church 7. Regardless... Read more

2012-12-15T19:49:56-06:00

My publisher just put a huge discount on Amazon for my book on Kindle, lasting the whole week after Christmas! So for you new (and veteran) Kindle owners after Christmas, my book is now only $2.99!!! You can buy it here. Read the Introduction to my award winning book for free here. Thank you to everyone who has bought, read and passed along my book over the last two years. The stories we continue to receive about the impact the book... Read more

2012-12-15T19:50:35-06:00

Word to that. Much love. www.themarinfoundation.org Read more

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