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EPISODE · Aug 2, 2026 · 48 MIN

Toward Pride With Rev. Don Abram

from Queer Theology Podcast

This episode features a powerful conversation between Rev. Don Abram and Brian on reimagining care as an abundant resource rather than a scarce commodity. Don Abram (@towardpride) is a Chicago-based social innovator and founder of Toward Pride, leading work that advances the well-being of Black LGBTQ+ communities through partnerships with civic, cultural, and community institutions. Don shares how his Christian faith shapes a vision of both interpersonal and structural care, calling individuals and institutions alike to move beyond affirmation toward active advocacy for LGBTQ+ communities. Brian and Don discuss Toward Pride's Institutional Church Continuum from 'antagonizing' to 'advocating' churches and the organization's evolution from Pride in the Pews to Toward Pride, and why religion must be understood as a social determinant of health. This conversation calls us to think beyond debates over theology and instead consider how faith, public policy, healthcare, education, and housing intersect to either harm or help marginalized communities.   Resources: Learn more about Rev. Don Abram and Toward Pride at https://www.towardpride.org/what-we-do  Learn more and join the Community at https://www.queertheology.com/community/ 

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