Communion as Radical Love: Reclaiming the Lord’s Table for Justice and Inclusion

In Communion as Radical Love, theologian and advocate Vincent Froom invites readers to reimagine the Eucharist as a revolutionary act of justice, hospitality, and inclusion. Rooted in the belief that the Lord’s Table should be open to all, this book challenges traditional practices of exclusion, particularly toward LGBQ individuals, and envisions communion as a sacred space where barriers are dismantled, and the diversity of God’s creation is fully embraced.

Through theological reflection, personal stories, and practical strategies, Froom illuminates the Eucharist as more than a ritual—it is a profound expression of radical love and reconciliation. The book explores how communion can affirm diverse identities, foster healing, and inspire communities to embody Christ’s call to justice and equality.

Key themes include:

• The historical and theological roots of the Eucharist as a practice of inclusion.

• Insights from queer theology on how communion affirms and celebrates diverse identities.

• Personal testimonies from LGBQ Christians on the healing power of participating in communion.

• Practical guidance for creating inclusive and affirming communion practices within churches.

Whether you are a church leader, theologian, or layperson, Communion as Radical Love provides both the vision and tools to transform the Lord’s Table into a place of radical welcome. This book is an urgent and hopeful call to live out the Gospel’s message of love, justice, and unity, offering communion as a witness for social justice and the healing of individuals and communities.