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The Children Are Free: Reexamining the Biblical Evidence on Same-Sex Relationships
by Rev. Jeff Miner and John Tyler Connoley (2002)

This book is one of the best yet for Christians struggling to find a pro-gay understanding of Scripture.  Short, clear, and amazingly easy to read, this book does much more than offering loopholes or excuses with regards to the Bible.  Instead, the authors combine careful research with a tremendous respect for God's Word, using humor, personal stories, and Biblical examples to make their case.

A must-read for those on both sides of the debate!

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A Place at the Table: The Gay Individual in American Society
by Bruce Bawer (1994)

Ever feel like you're not really a part of the "gay community"?  Are you tired of seeing gay magazines and gay pride events perpetuating the stereotype that we're all promiscuous club-hoppers?  If so, this is the book for you.  Gay Christian author Bruce Bawer talks about the gay subculture and how it has virtually ignored many more "mainstream" gay people.

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Stranger at the Gate: To Be Gay and Christian in America
by Mel White (1995)

In a touching autobiographical account, this former Christian filmmaker and ghostwriter for fundamentalist Christians Jerry Falwell and Pat Robertson describes his many attempts to become straight, followed by the difficult process of coming out to himself, his peers... and his wife.

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A revised and updated version of a pro-gay theology book first published in 1978.  Two Christian women - one gay and one straight - encourage the church to rethink its position on homosexuality and to show unconditional love to gay people.  Includes a discussion of Scriptural arguments.

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Former New Republic editor and gay Catholic Andrew Sullivan brilliantly analyzes the politics of the homosexuality debate.  His ideas are sure to give both sides something to think about.

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The tragic true story of a young gay man who killed himself after years of wrestling with guilt over his homosexuality.  The events leading to Bobby's suicide - and the aftermath for his family - are told through his mother's memories and his own diary entries.

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Some people idolize the Bible, and others discount it.  Rev. Gomes does neither.  This thoughtful book describes the nature of Bible abuse in the church throughout history, and proposes a way to read the Bible without neglecting either its Divine inspiration or its cultural context.

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