Jesus in Love Blog: Newsletter covers GLBT spirituality, art and books

Monday, December 03, 2007

Newsletter covers GLBT spirituality, art and books

Jesus in Love is launching a monthly e-newsletter about queer spirituality and the arts, including highlights from this blog and my other projects. Headlines in the December issue include:

Gay Jesus art sparks violence
See new videos on glbt rights
New vision statement for Jesus in Love

The new format includes color images and other cool features. It is being launched now as a Christmas gift from JesusInLove.org. We’re working with a professional newsletter service to provide info in an increasingly attractive, accessible way.

People are already sending enthusiastic responses to the first issue. “Very nice, sophisticated, uncluttered newsletter -- with some interesting info as well,” wrote one reader. “Impressive,” said another. I see it as a way to foster two-way communication, and I hope that readers will contact me with ideas and suggestions. I’m excited about taking Jesus in Love to the next level with this newsletter, and I look forward to keeping in better touch with all my supporters in the new year.

At any time you can click a link at the bottom of the newsletter to unsubscribe in an easy, automated way. Please give it a try!

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Vision statement

Jesus in Love supports lesbian, gay, bi, trans and queer (LGBTQ) spirituality, with an emphasis on art and literature. It promotes artistic and religious freedom and teaches love for all people, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity. It is based on these beliefs: God loves all people, including sexual minorities. The creative process is sacred. The queer visions, especially the gay Jesus and LGBT saints, will free people to experience the divine in new ways and lead to a more just world. Jesus in Love was founded by lesbian Christian author Kittredge Cherry as her personal project. It is her gift to the world. Many thanks to everyone who supports her vision.

Comment policy

The Jesus in Love Blog encourages open, respectful discussion through comments. We maintain a safe, polite environment by moderating comments based on the following principles:

1. No personal attacks.
2. No attacks on groups (including claims that homosexuality is a sin).
3. No repetitive comments (same person repeating same idea multiple times on same post).
4. No spam.
5. Comments must be on topic.
6. I reserve the right not to approve any comments for any reason, including those that I find offensive or that create a hostile atmosphere.