One issue that often arises for queer people is that they don't relate to the idea of their higher power being gendered. Or they don't relate to the gender of the Divine
I Help Gay and Bisexual Men Live Their Best Life Possible
I work with gay and bisexual men to come out, find purpose and meaning, date, and make other gay friends. I encourage men to embody the very best of the gay community and show them how to be role models for younger gay and bisexual men.
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Julian Crosson-Hill, ACC is an ICF certified spiritual life coach. As a gay man, Julian has been on a journey to live openly and boldly, discover his purpose and meaning, and to create connection with other gay and bisexual men. Having facilitated spiritual gay men's events in the past, he discovered that when gay men embodied a sacred presence and witnessed one another, they created a gay community that was supportive, accepting, and loving. This led him to develop the Sacred Kinship program to help gay men make other gay friends and create supportive, loving communities wherever they are in the world.
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I've been going through some old blog posts from a previous queer spirituality blog I had written several years ago. One of these posts, I wrote shortly after seeing the movie Vito about gay activist, Vito Russo. I had seen the movie at the Neon, our local art theater. Before Continue reading