Queer Christian Faith Podcast

Reclaiming Faith: How We Healed from Religious Trauma

37 min · 22. juni 2026
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In this episode of the Queer Christian Faith Podcast, Patricia and Omar open up about a deeply personal and vital topic: religious trauma. Together, they share their individual stories of how harmful church environments impacted their lives, identities, and mental health.More importantly, Patricia and Omar discuss the path forward. They explore the practices and the community support that allowed them to heal, unpack spiritual wounds, and reconstruct a healthy, affirming faith.

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