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Will you still love my children?
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Rhiannon Goulding2025-10-22T15:09:00
Rhiannon Goulding shares what happened when some of her children ‘came out’
I love my church family, the Christians who share my faith, nurture and support me. But sometimes I want to ask them some questions:
Would you still love me if I thought differently from you? (Not about the big things – God as our Father, Jesus as our Saviour and the Holy Spirit who is our strength – but about other things.)
What if, by thoughtfully and prayerfully studying scripture, I came to a different understanding from you?
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