We’re a parishioner-led group devoted to exploring queer theology more deeply, and how members of the LGBTQIA+ community are not just accepted in the Episcopal Church but embraced in God’s love. We ask ourselves: How does the queer perspective enrich queer theology and our community? All LGBTQIA+ people and allies are welcome. For more information contact Anders “AJ” Nolan.
Join us in the Parlor at Christ & St. Luke’s at noon following the 10:15 service, typically on the second Sunday of each month, but this month we’ve moved it to the first Sunday. Today we will be discussing the Queer reading of the powerful miracles of Matthew 9:9-13, 18-26, from the day’s lectionary.
For more information, please contact Anders “AJ” Nolan.
Check out some recent blog posts from Christ & St. Luke’s below, and read more posts here.
In place of my usual Queer Theology roundup I want to post this open letter of thanks to all that made the Pride Celebration Eucharist happen on Wednesday, June 3rd. Discussing the impact of that night was the sole topic of our Queer Theology meeting on June 7th, and...
Half a century ago, the Episcopal Church took a monumental step forward in its journey toward inclusion for LGBTQIA+ folks. In 1976, the General Convention passed a defining, if very 1976-sounding, resolution saying “homosexual persons are children of God who have a...
This month’s Queer Theology discussion explored the Episcopal Church’s deep-rooted theology of inclusive love, celebrating the 50-year anniversary of officially welcoming the LGBTQ+ community.
In this month’s Queer Theology Discussion Group, we focused on the story of Doubting Thomas in John 20: 19-31.
We were honored to welcome parishioner Charles H. Ford, esteemed local historian, Norfolk State University professor, and co-author of LGBT Hampton Roads, to explore Norfolk’s local LGBTQ+ experience through the lens of systemic marginalization and liberation.
At our Queer Theology Discussion Group on Sunday March 8 we discussed the lectionary of the week, focusing on John 4:5-42, when Jesus meets the Samaritan woman at the well.
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