Friday, May 8, 2015

Shared Conversations: praise for three days in hotel talking of sexuality

From The Church Times-

THE first sessions of "shared conversations" on sexuality have been hailed a success by participants from the five south-western dioceses that took part.

About 50 people from the dioceses of Gloucester, Bristol, Bath & Wells, Exeter, and Truro spent three days in a hotel last week in the first round of facilitated discussions.

Erika Baker, from the diocese of Bath & Wells, said that she went along, as someone in a same-sex marriage, with a lot of trepidation, but found her fears were not realised.

"I was very surprised. To see how it actually was was quite amazing," she said on Tuesday. The group included everyone from straight people who believed same-sex relationships should be welcomed, to gay people holding traditional theology, she said.


More here-

http://www.churchtimes.co.uk/articles/2015/8-may/news/uk/shared-conversations-praise-for-three-days-in-hotel-talking-of-sexuality

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