My goal is to support you, whoever you are, wherever you have been, regardless of diagnosis, gender identity or expression, sexual orientation, disability status, marital status, or racial and ethnic identity.
Talking about these things openly matters–love matters when talking about these things. To work with me a person must commit to equity, inclusion, belonging, and the Christian faith, whatever that looks like for the person. If you’re just starting this journey, I’m happy to come alongside you.
I stand in solidarity with the LGBTQIA+ population, regardless of their religious beliefs or lack thereof, and am intentionally a member of a United Church of Christ church even though I am Wesleyan because, regardless of theology, the most important thing to me is the inclusion of every single person, including married gay people, in the body of Christ.
The Emergent Grace Movement
Christian Hope for Lasting Mental Health