Healing & A Journey to Freedom Growing up in a high-control evangelical religion, I was introduced to conflicting images of Jesus. On one hand, Jesus was presented as loving, but on the other, he was also an angry judge, eagerly
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Challenges of LGBTQIA+ Individuals in Politics and Religion As we navigate another political season, it’s easy to feel the tension in the air, whether it’s at the dinner table, on social media, or in everyday conversations. During these times, discussions
Your Divine Identity At Folx with Faith, we use the phrase “expressions of divine love” as a reminder of the truth that each of us is a unique manifestation of love, creativity, and goodness. As we approach our upcoming retreat,
Emotional Intelligence, Spiritual Growth, and the Power of Naming Our Emotions I’ve been diving into Brené Brown’s Atlas of the Heart , and it’s been one of those reads that leaves me pausing to reflect every few pages. If you’re
“We as gay people, we get to choose our family, we get to choose the people that are around. I am your family.” – Rupaul Defining Chosen Family Chosen family refers to a group of people who deliberately choose
Exploring Queer Mysticism An Introduction to Queer Mysticism Mysticism is often described as a profound, transformative union or absorption into a deity, a sense of oneness with the creative force of the universe, God, or the absolute. This state of
A Guide to Using Pronouns Jump To: Gendered Pronouns & Language Gender-Neutral Languages Genderless Languages Common Pronouns in the English Language Neopronouns in the English Language Pronoun Usage Guide Recommendations for Community Organizations & Spiritual/Religious Centers Using Correct Pronouns is
In celebration of Disability Pride Month , we are honored to share a story from Amber Bryant. Amber shares about her connection with God, the importance of being seen, and her experiences as a person with a disability. She highlights
Building Queer Focused Spiritual Communities In our increasingly digital world, virtual communities have provided a lifeline for many individuals, offering a sense of connection and support. At Folx with Faith, we cherish our virtual meetings that create inclusive environments for
Bible Tea & Mama G Greetings siblings. This is my first blog for Folx with Faith, so let me introduce myself. I am Mother Gloria Inaxi Celeste Gayo, but most people just call me Mama G. I have been invited
