#Christian lesbian

[dandelionjack]

marymadgalenestan on instagram. my favourite account by far. anarcho communist christian lesbian with a heightened interest in monastic life she Gets me. would do numbers on here

[violottie]

ahem, taps mic....

lesbianism is not a quota to fill. lesbianism is not what you do. it is innate; it is who you are.

a lesbian is a woman or lesbian aligned nonbinary person who is exclusively attracted to women and non-man aligned nonbinary people.

you fit that? you're a lesbian!

lesbian sexuality is so profoundly beautiful and diverse and powerful. it is boundless, limitless and abundant. it is joyous and overflowing with glory and strength.

take pride, lesbians. we are the best.

❤️🧡🤍🩷💖

[thecanadianweeb]

i read this article about this really wholesome lesbian couple who basically moved in together into a cottage in England.

the couple were loved and accepted by everyone including the church in their town

when the two died, they were buried together at the church and their love lasted on even in the afterlife as ghosts! their cottage also became a museum and i think it’s still open today. plus the cottage is haunted by the friendly spirits of the couple.

Goals

[jugheadthelesbian]

reminder that God loves u and Jesus loves u and ure doing great <3 if u think ure not, thats the devil trying to take u down

[tortured-poets11]

can i just say that i love that ur christian and lesbian, it makes me feel so so so welcomed and loved as a christian lesbian myself, people will say im lukewarm. but god made me this was so i can’t help who i love

omg this makes me so so happy😭😭 i get called the same, but it isn’t like that!! feel free to interact, we’re hard to come by <3

[joker4god]

Hello, are you out there? Exodus 9-14

If you're reading this, it is for you. Yes, you. My name is Olivia, and I am 24 years old. I am converting to Catholicism, and I was baptized Presbyterian. I come from a long line of Christian family in the American south-east. Right smack dab in the middle of the bible belt.

And, oh yeah, I'm a cis lesbian too. You read that right. I feel like I'm going to die alone because of it, but my faith is too strong to let me give up on what I'm doing. I ask St. Hildegard Von Bingen to pray for me every night that I might find a life partner whether it be celibate or not. These thoughts bring tears to my eyes.

So instead of a diary, I write here, so that you might see these open letters. So that you might see my pleas and at the very least gain some comfort and resonance. Message me, DM me, and speak to me. Please show me that I'm not alone in this. There is so much love in my heart, and it is blossoming and being stabbed at the same time.

There's a woman, I love her deeply, but she is a very angry homophobe. She is also an evangelical. We are close friends. I agreed with her about no sex before marriage and she went on and on about how sex becomes like a sacrament in marriage. And when I told her I would never be married (I did not tell her exactly why: gay) she gave me a horrible look of pity with no questions asked.

So, I read the bible, pray, laugh, and weep. Today was Exodus 9-14. Plagues and the Red Sea. Hyssop branches covered in the blood of lambs. The feeling of God slipping past you in the night and sparing you. I wonder, how many of the Israelites slept that night? Those who did sleep, did the wailing of the Egyptians wake them at midnight as firstborns began to be found cold?

Christ reminds me of how I have been spared, and I fear God, and I tremble. His will be done.

[magdalene-the-lesbian]

Hi y’all!

This is a side blog I created to talk about my faith journey as a liberal lesbian Christian living in America. It’s definitely a leap from the content on my main blog (which is mostly my hyper-fixations) but I still wanted to give it space.

This blog isn’t going to have all of the answers (if any at all) but I wanted to create a place for myself where I felt comfortable exploring the intersectionality of my identity as a person and to allow others to do that with me (if they’d like). Sometimes being queer and religious is very isolating and I want to give us a place to feel less alone.

In order to make this place safe, I want to create ground rules:

1. Don’t be a bigot - I will not tolerate racist/ableist/homophobic/transphobic/xenophobic/antisemitic/Islamophobic comments on my page. Jesus wouldn’t like it and neither do I (whether I was a Christian or not I wouldn’t stand for it but I digress)

2. Be kind - Please don’t argue. Polite and respectful conversations about disagreements are fine, but don’t go doxxing or bullying someone (If someone is breaking rule one, link them to places to learn why their behavior is harmful/wrong and block them or something of that sort. Rule 1 is so deeply important and I refuse to be a refuge for bigots/religious zealots)

3. Be open minded and willing to learn - I am biased as a future English teacher for slipping this in here, but it needs to be a constant state of mind on this page (excluding being open minded to accepting the ideas from Rule 1). We can all learn from one another because everyone is going to have a different experience. It will help people to connect better as a community

4. Don’t shit on people who have left the church - I do not begrudge anyone who has left Christianity of their own free will. It’s none of anyone’s business why someone left and a lot of the time people leave because many so-called churches cultivate very toxic/abusive environments within their walls

DNI List:

- misogynists

- misandrists

- trans exclusionary radical feminists (terfs)

- racists

- any sort of religious zealot or bigoted person

- MAPs (minor attracted people)

Personal Intro:

- 19

- Cis Woman (she/her/hers)

- Midwest America

- Lesbian

- Liberal (borderline socialist)

- Currently a non-denominational deconstructed Christian

- Raised midwestern suburban Baptist

- In my undergrad for English on the Secondary Ed track (I will be a high school English teacher one day) and my minor is in Gender and Women’s Studies

[i-used-to-be-an-anti-feminist]

I'm just now learning about Side Y Christians, having identified as Side B as soon as I found out about it. I'm seeing a bit of conflicting information, but Got Questions summarizes it like this:

Side Y basically falls in between Side B and Side X—agreeing with both Sides that same-sex sexual relationships are wrong. Side Y’s stance is that we find our identity in Christ, and therefore we shouldn’t identify ourselves by our sexual orientation. We have all been called to holiness. Side Y focuses on identity as a Christian rather than sexual identity, much like Paul removes identification labels in Galatians 3:28 because “you are all one in Christ Jesus.” So, unlike Side B, Side Y does not see maintaining a queer identity as God-honoring. And unlike Side X, Side Y does not strive to make all Christians heterosexual. The ultimate goal, according to Side Y, is becoming more like Christ in the individual way God has for each person.

For those who know what side Y is, can you tell me why you identify or don't identify with it, and if this is an accurate description of the stance?

[leveractionlesbian]

i am a deeply Christian transgender lesbian.

i love my girlfriend. i love her more than anything on this Earth. every single day that i speak to her, i know that we are blessed by God to have met each other. our relationship, no matter our difference in faiths, is divine, Holy, protected and sanctified by God, for i feel His Light in my heart when i so much as look at her. i feel the soul of another human being when i touch her, when i see her, when we make love and when we cuddle. we may live in horrible times, when the cycle of the fall of empires as described in Revelations is coming to pass yet again, when we may not simply be left alone to love in peace and solitude. and yet, i thank God that He has placed me on Earth in this time and this place, that i am able to spend it with her.

if you are Christian and homophobic, do you have this holy connection with your partner? do you love them with all the love that God has given you? do you feel His Holy Light when you look upon their face? it is your duty as a Christian to do good on this Earth, and yet you would deny me this most Holy and loving relationship? you are not like the Gentile who hates for hatred's sake: you have a conscience to follow your God. come away from that evil, and you will find your hatred replaced with the joy of knowing that you do God's work upon the Earth.

[mmmkayla]

Happiness never felt so good 🤙🏻

[radiomogai]

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Queer Christian Flag

Lesbian Christian Flag

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[queerism1969]

[samanthatrans999]

This is how I go to work now. cute panties 👙,tank tops and womens shapewear, under pathetic male cloths.

[wolfythewitch]

Happy pride :)

[one-time-i-dreamt]

I was getting arranged married to Jesus Christ on the beach. I was super upset, but my family kept telling me that I didn't have a choice. I'm a Buddhist lesbian...

[twotwotwospirit]

creator free me from skinny masc propaganda and let me embrace beefy hunky butch love