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The Evangelical Fellowship
for Lesbian and Gay Christians
Welcomes people of any sexual orientation and gender
identity
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Publications
To order any of these publications, please use the
order form on this site. Alternatively you can request a printed publications
list and order form by selecting the appropriate checkbox on the enquiry
form.
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Acts of Faith and Love:
The Evangelical Fellowship for Lesbian
and Gay Christians 1979-1999
compiled by Sigrid Rutishauser-James (2000)
A5, 104 pages, price £6.00, ISBN 0 9528347 1
5
This book, which marks the 20th anniversary of the
Evangelical Fellowship, contains selected articles from
newsletters over the years, plus a wealth of further
material about the activities of the Fellowship and
its engagements with the wider world. It thus provides
glimpses into the many issues affecting lesbian and
gay Christians in the late 20th century.
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Bloom where you are:
A biblical pilgrimage
George Hopper (1996)
A5, 32 pages, price £2.00
George Hopper, a Methodist local preacher who is not
gay, describes a Damascus road experience and the consequent
biblical pilgrimage from a position of homophobia to
one of Christian love and admiration for his lesbian
and gay Christian friends.
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Understanding the Bible Today
Phil Gardner (1985; rev. 1987, 1990)
A5, 12 pages, price £1.50
Based originally on the text of a talk given at an
EF Conference in November 1985. Phil Gardner considers
some important questions: How do we use the Bible? How
are we to understand it in the light of its original
context? What is the Bible? Should we acknowledge it
to be the authoritative Word of God? If so, in what
sense?
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The Bible and Homosexuality
Andrew Shackleton and Phil Gardner (1991)
A5, 12 pages, price £1.50
This booklet looks at the biblical passages traditionally
associated with homosexuality, tries to understand what
their authors were really saying, and attempts to draw
parallels with today's situation. There follows some
consideration of other biblical themes that may be considered
more relevant to the gay person.
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Nehemiah
Reflections from a gay perspective
Sigrid Rutishauser and others (1990)
A5, 28 pages, price £1.50
This booklet is based on a series of studies that Sigrid
wrote for EF in 1989, the Fellowship's tenth-anniversary
year. It also includes drawings, meditations, prayers
and articles around the themes of 'building the walls'
and coping with opposition. Though written from a gay
viewpoint, it is intended for a wider readership, as
there is much in it of interest to non-gay Christians,
especially evangelicals.
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The Evangelical Fellowship for Lesbian and
Gay Christians
A5, 4 pages, FREE
An introductory leaflet that summarises the aims and
activities of the Fellowship, what we believe, and our
distinctive mission as lesbian and gay evangelicals
and their allies. A response form is included so you
can ask for further information and/or a membership
form.
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Ten Titles
A5, 4 pages, FREE
Brief notes about books from a variety of sources and
recommended by members of the Evangelical Fellowship.
(Click here for the online
version.)
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Also available from EF members:
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Not for Turning:
An Enquiry into the Ex-Gay Movement
Tony Green, Brenda Harrison & Jeremy Innes (1996)
A4, 96 pages, price £6.00, ISBN 0 9528347 0 7
Available from: Brenda Harrison, Lanza, Portesbery
Road, Camberley GU15 3TD
The report of an independent enquiry into the so-called
'ex-gay' movement evangelical Christian groups
who proclaim the 'sinfulness' of lesbian and gay sexuality
and advocate the desirability of 'healing' for gay men
and lesbians. Out of print but still available in photocopied
form.
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'Love one another' but how?
Lifestyle issues for lesbian and gay Christians
from the letters of Paul
Sigrid Rutishauser-James (2000)
A4, 12 pages, price £1.25
Available from the author at: 13 Westbrook Drive,
Macclesfield SK10 3AQ
Based on a talk given at an EF conference in 1996,
this booklet considers Christian lifestyle issues discussed
by Paul in the New Testament, and draws parallels with
lifestyle issues facing lesbian and gay Christians today.
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