No Longer Male and Female: A Biblical Guide for Our Questions about Gender
Jo Wiersema reviews Will Brown's "No Longer Male and Female," a father's journey with his gender-expansive child turned into a biblical case for affirmation.
This special issue of the Outlook explores youth ministry by listening to, learning from and celebrating young people and those who accompany them in the church.
Developed in partnership with the Presbyterian Youth Worker’s Association, this issue will help readers better understand today’s youth – their unique characteristics, gifts, questions, pressures and needs – and consider how the church can welcome and walk alongside them with humility, honesty and care. Rather than speaking only about youth or treating them as the church’s future project, this issue recognizes young people as vital members of the church now, whose wisdom, witness and creativity have much to teach the whole church.
Jo Wiersema reviews Will Brown's "No Longer Male and Female," a father's journey with his gender-expansive child turned into a biblical case for affirmation.
Chris Dela Cruz explores how listening can be an act of faith formation, challenging churches to create spaces where young people feel noticed, known, valued and empowered to shape their communities.
Christy Williams and Brittany Porch reflect on the shrinking path for nonordained Christian educators and youth workers — and what the PC(USA) risks when it fails to invest in those called to faith formation.
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