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In this bible study, Episcopal priest and former teacher Margie Baker shows teens how the Bible affirms and supports all of God s beloved children. Beginning with an exploration of what it means to be made in God s image and the ways that God is represented with a variety of male and female images and concluding with an examination of how love for all our siblings is central to God s relationship with humanity, the study encourages youth to see how a thread of inclusion runs through the bible.
Table des matières
Acknowledgments
Introduction
CHAPTER 1: How We See God, How We See Ourselves: Non-Gendered Images of God
CHAPTER 2: Christ the Mother Hen: Maternal Images of God
CHAPTER 3: God Loves All Families: Family Relationships in Scripture
CHAPTER 4: God Loves the Whole Spectrum: Genesis 1
CHAPTER 5: Made for Community: Genesis 2
CHAPTER 6: God of Changed Names: Abram, Sarai, Jacob, and Simon
CHAPTER 7: Love and the Law: Discerning What Matters
CHAPTER 8: Jesus and the Tricky Questions: Responding in Love
A propos de l'auteur
Margie Baker is a priest currently serving as Assistant Rector for Children, Youth, and Families at St. John's in West Hartford, Connecticut. Originally from Memphis, Baker lived and worked as a high school teacher in North Carolina before attending Virginia Theological Seminary, where she received a Master of Divinity degree. She has written articles for Building Faith, created and shared a free at-home pandemic VBS curriculum, and given presentations on formation and social justice issues. Baker lives in West Hartford, Connecticut.
Résumé
An introduction to what scripture has to say about the dignity of LGBTQ people.
In this bible study, Episcopal priest and former teacher Margie Baker shows teens how the Bible affirms and supports all of God’s beloved children. Beginning with an exploration of what it means to be made in God’s image and the ways that God is represented with a variety of male and female images and concluding with an examination of how love for all our siblings is central to God’s relationship with humanity, the study encourages youth to see how a thread of inclusion runs through the bible.
Each chapter of God, Gospel, and Gender includes an opening prayer, an activity, opportunities to delve into the biblical text, prompts to respond to the text, and a closing prayer. Designed for use by groups or individuals, this book calls youth to affirm the dignity in every person.
