Believe Your Eyes with Guest Hannah Bonner

The tragic events that unfolded this past weekend have thrown our country once again into sorrow and turmoil. As we try to process this crisis of humanity we are facing, I thought it important to share once again a recent episode of Our Voices Matter podcast with guest, Hannah Adair Bonner. So much of what she has to say is relevant to the national conversation we are having.

As an LGBTQ pastor in the United Methodist Church who lives on the Arizona/Mexico border and works with immigrants, Hannah has a multi-layered perspective on the divides that are tearing us apart, and steps we can all take to heal.

“We cannot have a healthy, honest, loving, healing dialogue if people refuse to acknowledge that truth matters.” Rev. Hannah Adair Bonner has taken great risks to stand in her truth and challenges us all to do the same, for the sake of our collective future. Whether in the workplace, at home or in the public arena, are you willing to acknowledge and embrace truth to move in a positive direction? Share your thoughts with the OVM community and enjoy my wide-ranging conversation with Hannah in this episode of @Our Voices Matter with Linda Lorelle.

Washington Post Article

We queer clergy begged our fellow Methodists to love us. They voted no. by Hannah Adair-Bonner

About Hannah

Hannah Adair Bonner is the Director of Frontera Wesley, The Wesley Foundation of Tucson. She was ordained in the United Methodist Church in 2012.

Hannah Adair Bonner is also Curator of The Shout: a spoken-word poetry focused artivism movement seeking to nurture a community of multi-ethnic, multi-generational, justice-seeking, solidarity-building people. She  is ordained in the United Methodist Church. She graduated from Duke Divinity School and Furman University, but truly received her education from friends like you.