This book explores the intersection of queer identities and pastoral roles within the Evangelical Church in Germany. Edited by Katrin Burja and Traugott Roser, it delves into theological, ethical, and practical perspectives on queer lives in pastoral contexts, highlighting challenges, opportunities, and the evolving understanding of family, gender, and diversity. The work includes contributions from various scholars and practitioners, addressing topics such as spiritual care, liturgy, queer identity in ministry, and the implications of societal and legal changes on ecclesiastical practice. It aims to foster dialogue and understanding within theological and ecclesiastical discourse, emphasizing the importance of inclusivity and acceptance in religious settings. The book is intended for theologians, clergy, and those interested in queer studies and practical theology. |