Exploring the intersection of Christian faith and queer identity, the book delves into the complexities of redemption within queer theology and ethics. It challenges traditional interpretations and offers fresh perspectives on how redemption can be understood and embraced in the context of LGBTQ+ experiences. Through critical analysis, it aims to foster dialogue and understanding, making a significant contribution to both theological discourse and social justice.
Time School: We Will Honour Them follows the release of Time School: We Will Remember Them on World Book Day 2020. This is the group's second experience of Hickley School in the past, and a chance to discover the struggles of those who found themselves stranded in a country that wasn't their own.
When you're running late for school, then you find your usual train has turned into an old steam train, you know it's not going to be a normal day. What you don't expect is that it will be a 'take you back in time' sort of day. Jess, Nadia, Tomma and Ash find themselves spending the day at Hickley School one hundred years in the past.
This book explores the moral excellence in black queer family practices, highlighting their narratives and creative expressions. Thelathia Nikki Young presents new ethical methods rooted in confrontation and imagination, emphasizing the moral agency of black queer individuals and the importance of diverse human experiences for collective growth.