Spirit Unbound: Queer Theology and the Holy Spirit: The Spirit’s Work in Empowering Queer Stories and Faith
About this ebook
Froom’s writing is not just academic—it’s deeply practical, speaking to individuals navigating their faith in today’s ever-changing world. Whether addressing controversial topics like gender identity, spirituality in marginalized communities, or the theological implications of justice, Froom challenges readers to live boldly and love inclusively. Each page reflects his commitment to bridging ancient wisdom with modern struggles, equipping readers to embody their faith in meaningful and actionable ways.
Perfect for theologians, seekers, and anyone longing to explore the intersection of faith and social change, Vincent Froom’s books are a call to engage deeply with the Spirit, reimagine theology, and build a more just and compassionate world.
About the author
Vincent Froom is an author and theologian whose work bridges faith, culture, and social justice. His writings aim to make theological concepts accessible, focusing on topics such as spiritual growth, intercultural communication, and pastoral care. Froom emphasizes inclusivity, seeking to transform both individuals and communities through faith.
With a background in theological studies, Froom engages with diverse faith communities and advocates for reconciliation and healing. He is passionate about interfaith dialogue and cultural diversity, inviting readers to pursue a deeper, more active faith that extends beyond traditional settings.
Among his notable works is “Abortion Theology: Navigating the Moral, Ethical, and Spiritual Complexities of Life and Choice,” which delves into the contentious issue of abortion, exploring its theological, ethical, and pastoral dimensions within Christianity.
Another significant publication is “Repair Theology: Restoring Brokenness Through Faith,” where Froom examines the Christian call to address and mend societal and individual brokenness through faith-driven justice.
Froom’s commitment to inclusivity and social justice is evident throughout his work, as he seeks to inspire transformative faith practices that resonate with contemporary societal challenges.
