UCCan minister, follower of Jesus, aspiring 🏳️🌈ally, lover of learning & naps & cats & reading & tea & chocolate & wine & quilts and Fluevogs. (she/her)
Victoria, British Columbia
Joined July 2013
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Michelle Slater retweeted
Emerging legislation threatens legal protections for 2SLGBTQIA+ people, particularly transgender and non-binary children & youth. We call on people of faith to express love and belonging in the face of misinformation and abuse: ow.ly/VJr850PNkrb
#UCCan #NoSpaceforHate
Michelle Slater retweeted
Hey Christians, if you are at a pride event there exactly and only two messages you have any right to share as Christians:
1. God adores you in your glorious, holy, queerness.
2. We apologize for all the harm that the Church has caused the Queer community.
That's it.
1/🧵
Michelle Slater retweeted
one of the beautiful things about the queer community is it does many of the things christianity should do
Michelle Slater retweeted
Imagine being so filled with warped hatred that you’d threaten violence over seeing rainbows in a store
ALT An orange cat is on a cushion with a gentle but serious expression
Michelle Slater retweeted
For all those who wake with grief on this day, you are not alone.
For those who have never known their mothers, for the estranged, those longing to be, those grieving a loss, and for every complicated place in between, I offer you love and light.
Be gentle with yourselves. 💜
Michelle Slater retweeted
if you don’t like women telling you the good news of resurrection then maybe christianity just isn’t the right religion for you
I am not a good hockey mom because I just want them all to do their best. And if the score gets too high for one team, then I want the other team to get a few goals too so they’ll feel good about themselves. #coldbuttwarmheart #badhockeymom
Praying for the people of the US today, especially for black, indigenous and people of colour, and members of the 2S LGBTQ+ community. May your fellow citizens vote with your safety and well-being in their minds and hearts.
Michelle Slater retweeted
Haha. When my son was five he got up a lot during the night. One night at 4:40 am, my husband was carrying him back to his own bed, and my son said, "Well, this is a disappointing choice."
