Book in the Spot Light
Calling the Rainbow Nation
Home
By: ET Sundby
“This book is a journey for truth.”—Samuel Kader Sr., Pastor,
Community Gospel Church,
Dayton, Ohio, Openly Gay, Openly
Christian, Leyland Publications.
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Calling
the Rainbow Nation Home profiles one
woman’s spiritual journey to acceptance and
affirmation and helps gay Christians around the
world
find strength and assurance in their own
spiritual pilgrimages.
Am I going
to hell because I am gay? Is
homosexuality a sin? Should I remain celibate my
entire life? Simple to understand, yet rooted in
spiritual truth, Calling the
Rainbow Nation
Home
has the potential to heal—to heal the
battered soul of the Christians who are struggling
to reconcile their homosexuality with their faith,
and to heal their relationships with
those who
love them and want to understand.
A new era is just beginning in the gay Christian
community, as thousands begin to realize that
God loves us all just as we are. For
a more in depth
look at this book
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One reader wrote:
"This is one of those rare books that
strives to be painstakingly honest, with no pre-conceived agenda. I'm a
very conservative, straight Baptist woman who also happens to be a
physician AND to have many gay friends, whom I love dearly. I have to
say this one reference has been more helpful for me than any other
source I have read--and I think I've read almost all of them! This is
such a difficult issue and so divisive for so many. If everyone read
this one book, I think that might not be the case anymore. Rev. Sundby
has stayed true to the Biblical passages, using the original Greek
translations. I think this book could be one way God has employed for
healing relationships that have been troubled by the "gay vs. straight"
controversy. We're all sinners and we all need His grace. Rev. Sundby
deals with this beautifully."
and another...
"The
first book that I have read on this subject that was so easy to read and
understand and at the same time incredibly powerful and life changing. I
always knew in my spirit that my partner and I were not wrong, but
didn't have the knowledge of the scripture. It is a wonderfully powerful
testimony backed with scripture and moving honesty. Where I live there
is not a Christian gay church so this book helped so much. Whether
you're gay or not you should read this book."