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Wilson, Ken, 1952-
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Association of Vineyard Churches.
Homosexuality -- Religious aspects -- Christianity.
Bible and homosexuality.
Sex -- Religious aspects -- Christianity.
Sex -- Biblical teaching.
Evangelicalism -- United States.
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Wilson, Ken, 1952-
Association of Vineyard Churches.
Homosexuality -- Religious aspects -- Christianity.
Bible and homosexuality.
Sex -- Religious aspects -- Christianity.
Sex -- Biblical teaching.
Evangelicalism -- United States.
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A letter to my congregation : an evangelical pastor's path to embracing people who are gay, lesbian and transgender in the company of Jesus / Ken Wilson.
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Wilson, Ken, 1952-
Read the Spirit Books, an imprint of David Crumm Media, [2014]
Call #:
261
.8357
W749L
Subjects
Association of Vineyard Churches.
Homosexuality -- Religious aspects -- Christianity.
Bible and homosexuality.
Sex -- Religious aspects -- Christianity.
Sex -- Biblical teaching.
Evangelicalism -- United States.
ISBN:
9781939880307 (pbk.)
1939880300 (pbk.)
Description:
xvi, 196 p. ; 23 cm.
Bibliography:
Includes bibliographical references (pages 187-191).
Summary:
"This is a remarkable and timely book," writes Tanya Luhrmann, a Stanford University Anthropology Department professor. "It is clear to an observer like me that evangelical Christianity is at a crossroad. That problem is the broad and widening gap between evangelical Christianity and its young. The book you hold is a passionate and courageous argument. Many people will not like it. But they should read it and weigh whether it is true, because more hangs on the argument than the fate of gay marriage within evangelical Christianity. At its heart, this book asks Christians to rethink what God and scripture may be saying about what it means to be a good and decent person."--Provided by publisher.
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