“The writing is engaging in this memoir that addresses and softens more conservative evangelicals’ opposition to Homosexuality.”
“I go to church every week but I sit there in fear, if they only knew who I really was….”
“I was brought up going to church, my family of faith made it clear I didn’t belong. I will never go back there again.”
“I so want to be a part of a faith community but being gay and fearing rejection keeps me isolated longing for fellowship.”
The box contains the errant thoughts and prejudices of five centuries, permitting church leaders and members to ostracize, demean, and criminalize their own. This box must be opened, the contents examined, and its errant beliefs changed so more pain is not inflicted on Gay Christians in the future. When the Christian community begins to understand what the scriptures truly say only then will the Gay Christian be fully welcomed as part of the family of faith. It is time for the church to extend grace to the gay community, the same grace God freely gives to all.
The Peace Seeker is a groundbreaking vivid memoir of growing up as a gay Christian during the last several decades. The book chronicles the author’s journey toward self-acceptance of her sexual orientation and then her pursuit…
Learn MoreSusan E. Gilmore is an activist, businesswoman, and Christian church worker who graduated from bible college in the early 1980s with a degree in biblical studies. At that time, she planned a career in Christian work but subsequently…
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