The Jacked Priest's Substack
Fr. Ethan Alexander JewettThe confessions of a gay bodybuilding priest - a queer space for queer joy.
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Mind Your Own Damn Business
This week, the US Supreme Court hears the landmark case US vs Skrmetti to debate a Tennessee law that would deny minors gender-affirming care, in particular, puberty blockers. Beyond the clear clinical evidence that gender-affirming care pr...
Election Lamentations
Last Sunday, we hosted a listening session in my all-black Episcopal parish following the US general election. As I noted in my pastoral letter to the congregation prior to the meeting, the idea was to create a trusting, therapeutic space f...
Car Trouble
I’ve recently entertained the possibility of getting rid of my car. My cherished 2013 Hyundai Elantra is getting on in years; and we’re getting to the point where I’m going to need to make some substantial and costly repairs for a vehicle t...
Sunday Funday
Yesterday, my boyfriend, Jonathan, and I celebrated the fourth anniversary of our first date with a chill brunch with friends, followed by a few drinks at our corner gay bar. There has been much ink spilled over the alleged death of the gay...
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The Rev. Ethan Alexander Jewett is a priest in the Episcopal Church, nonprofit CEO, LGBTQ+ advocate and social media influencer. Fr. Ethan explores queer identity through the lens of joyful embodiment.
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