Queer Holiday Survival Thriving Guide: Reclaiming Joy and Finding Community The holiday season can be a magical time of year—twinkling lights, warm gatherings, and shared love. But for many in the LGBTQIA+ community, it can also be a challenging reminder
Category: Non-Binary Experiences
Navigating Post-Election Distress: Self-Care for Queer Individuals I’ve had several people reach out to me about the recent election results. The feelings people are experiencing are all over the place—some are fearful, some are angry, and others are grieving. If
Exploring our Foundation Folx with Faith finds its roots in the Unity movement, a spiritual tradition that emerged in the late 19th century with a vision of practical, affirmative spirituality. Unity was founded by Charles and Myrtle Fillmore as part
Celebrating National Coming Out Day: Living Authentically as Expressions of Divine Love Every person is a unique expression of divine love, holding within them the sacred light of individuality and authenticity. As we journey through life, discovering our identities, it’s
God’s Gender: Exploring Perspectives From Different Traditions For many, the image of God has traditionally been presented as masculine. From the artwork of a white-bearded figure sitting in the clouds to the ubiquitous use of “He” and “Him” in prayers
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
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,
“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
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
