‘At a time when we are urged to listen to the stories of others, 119 is one unlike most. It deserves telling; it richly repays hearing.’
Canon Jeremy Pemberton 'My hope is that other bisexual Christians will read this, will share it, and will find hope in it. I also hope that many within the Church will read and ... Read moretake these words to heart. Change is needed, and perhaps this is a push in the right direction. For a bravely shared story, feelings which resonate, and hope for the future of the Church, this gets 10/10.'
AM Leibowitz 'Jaime’s wrestling with the Church of England has many similarities with the Book of Job. He never lost his faith in God despite the recriminations of his three friends and the feeling that no one was listening. So too with Jaime, who had to fight against a system that showed no understanding of her sexuality. To insist that LGBT members should abstain from sexual expression is not only a false theology - it is also a denial of a God given orientation. I hope this book is read widely by Christians, especially the many evangelicals who are determined to take Christianity back to the middle ages.'
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