Butterflies in the Wilderness
April LittleWritings at the intersection of queer, exvangelical, and Christian identity as I make my way through seminary
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 22 | Subscribers | Read | aprilthewriter.substack.com |
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"I Can't Look at that and Call it Wrong"
“All the Sundays I worried I’d disappoint my mom, ‘cause I never understood some types of love being wrong.”—Maddie Zahm, “If It’s Not God” (which was my top song on Spotify in 2022, even though she released it in August).
Reclaiming the Garden Round-Up #2
Hi friends! Did not post on Sunday cause it’s Christmas and I’m back in Virginia with my family. But lol right after I post this I’ll be drafting Sunday’s post, celebrating the moment that happened six years ago on January 1st—my mom became...
"We Don't Need Your Prayers," Part 2
Just a note: the mom in this story is not accepting, but my mom in real life is!! In my Jan. 1st post I’ll be sharing the story of how my mom became LGBTQ+ affirming *before* I did.
"We Don't Need Your Prayers," Part 1
Hello! I am finally able to crawl back out of my research and writing hole that I’ve been in for the past two weeks. I wanted to post this on Sunday but haha, that didn’t happen, so now y’all are getting parts 1 and 2 in the span of just a ...
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Co-host of the Reclaiming the Garden Podcast. Queer and exvangelical, writing a memoir about finding a more open + progressive faith. Methodist. Francophile and book nerd. Enneagram 4w5. Hollins alum. She/her.
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