Faith Archives – Page 9 of 10

Transness, Judaism, and Orchids: Interview with Trans Elder Ginny Millas

By The Buckeye Flame ● Transgender ● September 6, 2021

“There were nudges to me over time… little clues and hints. I just wasn’t ready to hear that.”

By Ken Schneck ● Faith ● August 27, 2021

Not every nun lists their pronouns in their e-mail signature. But not every nun is quite like Sister Susan Zion.

By Alissa Paolella ● Youth ● July 8, 2021

Supporters in rural county grappled with the viral video showing the assault of a boy for wearing a rainbow flag across his shoulders.

By Jen Kuhn ● Faith ● March 24, 2021

LOVEboldly’s mission is to “empower willing Christians and LGBTQ+ individuals to step towards loving one another more boldly.”

By Ken Schneck ● Culture ● March 23, 2021

This story comes as a new survey was just released revealing that LGBTQ+ students at Christian colleges face increased harassment.

By Ken Schneck ● Culture ● March 19, 2021

“I’m really the first casualty of the Vatican’s statement. That’s how quickly this affected a queer person.”

By Ken Schneck ● Faith ● February 23, 2021

Students were given the option to support the efforts of their peers working to update their community’s nondiscrimination statement.

By Ken Schneck ● Transgender ● November 19, 2020

From pedophilia to tyranny to the bible, opponents to LGBTQ+ equality pulled out all the stops in Thursday’s hearing.

By Ken Schneck ● Policy/Legislation ● November 1, 2020

Kristi Stokes sued Cuyahoga County alleging that her freedoms were being violated by the county’s LGBTQ+ anti-discrimination ordinance.

By Guest Commentary ● Transgender ● October 16, 2020

“This response isn’t a personal attack on the author personally, as much as it is a criticism of people like her or Caitlyn Jenner.”