On this week’s episode, Pastor A.J. welcomes Jamie Bruesehoff, author of “Raising Kids Beyond the Binary: Celebrating God’sTransgender and Gender-Diverse Children”. Transgender and gender-diverse humans are the target of so much hate and political stigma, and as called followers of Christ, what can we do to protect, advocate, and welcome those beloved children of God in our midst? Jamie shares her story, some tips, and what all those out there who are allies can do to include and welcome our gender diverse siblings in Christ.
Discussion Questions:
1. Has your congregation spent time in conversation about transgender and gender-diverse folks?
2. Where are you in your personal journey, mile marker 2 or 17?
3. What are steps that your church/community can or has taken to create an inclusive space?
4. What work do you see in your community that still needs to be done? And how can you help?
5. How is God calling you share the Good News?
Other notes:
More about Jamie: https://www.jamiebruesehoff.com/
Buy “Raising Kids Beyond the Binary”: https://a.co/d/gJTRNte
Buy “A Kid’s Book About Being Inclusive” by Rebekah Bruesehoff: https://a.co/d/j44Swr6
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