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Coming out of the Church - A book review and personal reflection by Kieran
I BEGAN to find my voice and share my story in 2009 when an author friend approached me to talk about 'coming out' - she wanted to get an understanding of this extraordinary process of identity-claiming to see what it might reveal to those people of faith who struggle to accept diversity of sexual orientation and gender identity in their communities. A bold aim - she had my attention.