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Expanding the Borders of Zion

A Latter-Day Saint Perspective on LGBTQ Inclusion

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Expanding the Borders of Zion

By: Charlie Bird
Narrated by: Charlie Bird, Richie Steadman
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Many people want to offer love and support to their LGBTQ friends and neighbors, but aren't sure how. Bird’s unique position as a gay Latter-day Saint has given him valuable insight. In this audiobook, he authentically details the blessings and challenges faced by gay members of the church, and provides listeners with the perspective, understanding, and tools they need to more effectively minister to those who identity as LGBTQ.

Expanding the Borders of Zion bridges the gap between religion and the LGBTQ community in a way that is both bold and inviting. It will undoubtedly inspire you to love deeper, grow closer to Christ, and expand your heart to more fully embrace all of God’s children.

©2022 Charles Bird (P)2023 Charles Bird
Christian Living Spirituality Mormon

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