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A Time to Seek: Study Guide on Sexual and Gender Diversity (PDF) by Timothy Palmer and Rev. Debra W. Haffner
Call Me Malcolm discussion guide (PDF brochure) by Mike Schuenmeyer

Short guide with suggestions for how to facilitate conversation around a viewing of the Call Me Malcolm DVD. PDF is free online.

Call Me Malcolm study guide (PDF) by Himschoot, Allison, Bassham, Schuenemeyer

Six session Discussion Guide to accompany the Call Me Malcolm, the movie. 37 page PDF is free online.

Made in God's Image: A Resource for Dialogue about the Church and Gender Differences by Ann Thompson Cook

In Made in God's Image, Ann Thompson Cook communicates a gently assertive expectation that we as Christians need to get up to speed on something too rarely discussed but very important for the life of the church and its ministries. Combining valuable information, personal sharing, and resources, this booklet is a perfect starting place for any congregation, family, or individual seeking to better understand transgender issues and to provide a supportive environment for all of God’s children.

Teaching Intersex Issues (kit) by Intersex Society of North America

Teaching Intersex Issues is designed for undergraduate classes and offers instructors a two-week unit on intersex issues in a format that can easily be added to existing syllabi, expanded to constitute an entire course, or trimmed down to a few class sessions.

The Other Side on Transgender by various authors

Four articles originally published in the May-June 2001 issue of The Other Side magazine, exploring gender identity and the church. Authors include: Virginia Ramey Mollenkott, Erin Swenson, Chris Paige, and Robyn Shanor.

Crossing Paths: Where Transgender and Religion Meet (pdf) by various authors

PDF is free on-line. Printed copies can be purchased through the UUA OBGLTC office for $10 each.


In some ways I almost feel as though we are nothing more than an afterthought and mentioned only to keep us happy and shut us up, but not worthy of full inclusion. This has often been the case I've found from the lesbian and gay community as a whole. I know of few transgendered people who do not and will not support the gay and lesbian community but recipical support seems to be hard to find. Perhaps its because "next to us, they look normal?" and so don't want to associate with us? Whatever the case, I do find it disheartening.

~ Stephanie Martinez


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