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'Our Identity is in Christ': Why This Language So Often Hurts Rather Than Heals
Jeremy Marks is a Christian spiritual director and writer who has spent more than four decades in pastoral work with LGBTQ+ Christians. Drawing on his own long journey of faith, he writes about discovering God’s true character through Jesus, and the freedom that emerges when fear gives way to love. He blogs on Substack and on his website https://postcourage.net . Jeremy has recently published If You've Seen Me, You've Seen the Father: Discovering God's True Face in Jesus. H

David Runcorn
Feb 86 min read


Be more radical
Tim Chesterton offers the last of our New Year Resolutions for inclusive faith. Tim has recently retrred after a long and varied ministry in Canada. He was one of the founders of Inclusive Evangelicals and continues to be a wise and ally. Be More Radical Here on the Inclusive Evangelicals blog, some of the convenors and members have been writing posts about new year’s resolutions for the IE movement. I have found their thoughts helpful, and they’ve also prompted me to ask
Tim Chesterton
Jan 249 min read


Evangelicals and the bible - loving and honouring the scriptures for what they really are
New Year Resolutions for Inclusive Faith Paul Roberts. Paul is a Convenor with Inclusive Evangelicals. Until his recent retirement he lectured at Trinity College, Bristol, teaching Church History, Doctrine, Anglican Studies and Worship. Inclusive Evangelicals (IE) exists to be a place where evangelicals who affirm LGBT+ relationships can find somewhere where they can be themselves – avowedly evangelical and fully affirming. It was made necessary in part by the insertion of a

Paul Roberts
Jan 1514 min read
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