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I read this with my Education for Ministry group in December, and it was SUCH a rich book for discussion. The author presents her work as an intro to trans theology, but takes care to note that she‘s writing from outside—as an ally (and mother of a trans son) rather than as a trans person. This was a great introduction to the ways non-binary thinking can open up our perspective of who God is: “the God who is one and three, but never two.”

An introduction to trans theology, written by an Episcopal priest and mother of a trans son. It focuses on the ways that God is beyond gender and how reaching past traditional assumptions of gender roles and identities can help us understand and fully embrace our transgender fellow image bearers of God. The author brings both her personal experience and her work as a theologian to the book and is a great launching point for study and discussion.