AlreadyEnough helps you find a way forward.

"I thought God wanted to use me to show gay people how to be straight. Instead, God used gay people to show me how to be Christian." ​ ​

Rachel Held Evans

"Shifts are honest signs of a deeply desired faith; the blessed conduits; the channels; the Holy encounters; the way through the waters to the other side – transformation."

A. Pilbrow

"Once we recognise we are beginning to Shift, freaking out, and the temptation to back-track into our safety zone can be enticing - we find ourselves on that 'slippery slope' we've been warned against. But a Shift, a slope, isn't a decent away from God and others - it's the upward slope, a Holy invitation into justice and mercy - and an inward slope into seeing ourselves (and others) as God sees us with authentic humility.

A. Pilbrow

"A God who does not connect to the world around us is a God who cannot speak to us. Believing in a God who demands that we continue to adopt only biblically ancient ways of thinking of God, which are themselves rooted in their own cultural moment, is to diminish God’s active presence here and now."

Peter Enns - Curveball

"Christians have always been a people of story and testimony. We have always known that when people hear our stories and experience life through our eyes, hearts and minds will change."

Brandan Robertson

Allyship is... "Standing beside us when we need support, standing behind us when we need back up, and standing in front when we need protection."

Emma Cusdin - Global Butterflies

"We all come to these complex questions about faith, sexuality, and identity from such different backgrounds, it would be impossible for one story to speak for everyone. I don’t assume my process or the conclusions I came to in my own faith will be the same as yours. And the truth is, I’m still learning, still making room for new ways of thinking and talking about this topic."

Staci Frenes - Love Makes Room: And Other Things I Learned When My Daughter Came Out

“The Bible is not a Christian owner’s manual but a story—a diverse story of God and how his people have connected with him over the centuries, in changing circumstances and situations.”

― Peter Enns, The Bible Tells Me So: Why Defending Scripture Has Made Us Unable To Read It

"Allies come in many forms - however, remember that being an Ally doesn't necessarily mean we are 'part' of the Rainbow/Queer community; we are supporters - not members. We are not the fighters in the ring; we stand outside the ring, each Ally at a corner rail, ready to ward off the armchair critiques, the self-appointed refs, the biased theologians, and perhaps tackle the rotten tomato throwers out the back door."

A. Pilbrow

"Queerness matters. It is a matter of faith and a matter of spirituality. It matters to people who are trying to live but dying because of who they love. It matters to me as I struggle to orient myself in this world truthfully... Queerness matters because we need to see all the ways that we ourselves are loved by God, and loved in so many ways."

Mihee Kim-Kort

"‪It’s funny isn’t it?‬ That you can preach a judgmental and vengeful and angry God and nobody will mind.‬ ‪But you start preaching a God that is too accepting, too loving, too forgiving, too merciful, too kind... and you are in trouble‬."

Bishop Gene Robinson ‬

"All people have the same rights and freedoms, regardless of their sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, and sex characteristics (SOGIESC). SOGIESC is an umbrella term like LGBTQI+, and MVPFAFF. It includes people who are takatāpui, lesbian, gay, bisexual, queer, intersex, transgender, transsexual, whakawāhine, tangata ira tāna..."

Human Rights Commission

"In scripture, older texts are reappropriated, reinterpreted, and read with new eyes in new contexts. They become Scripture by being read anew, evolving in continuity with their original sense, tacitly corrected and given added depth and breadth of meaning. This is a process in which the word gradually unfolds its inner potentialities, already somehow present like seeds, but needing the challenge of new situations, new experiences and new sufferings, in order to open up…. "

- Joseph Ratzinger