In a current climate where LGBTQ+ individuals and spaces are facing renewed political and social targeting, finding authentic moments of joy, resistance, and spiritual affirmation is more vital than ever. If you are looking for a powerful reminder of the resilience of our community, we have something deeply hopeful to put on your radar.
Faith, Drag, and Radical Acceptance
The acclaimed documentary Queer Church offers a beautiful, defiant look at what happens when faith meets absolute inclusion. The film follows transgender Pastor Drew Stever and the congregation of The House of the Lord as they host a queer-centric service on the first Sunday of Pride.
At the heart of this celebration are drag queens who have been disavowed by their traditional home churches. Instead of being cast aside, they are centered, celebrated, and spiritually embraced. In a exciting nod to pop culture, one of the featured queens in the film, the phenomenal Hershii LiqCour-Jeté, is currently showcasing her talents on the global stage as a competitor on RuPaul’s Drag Race All Stars Season 11.
“A brilliant and blessed contribution to Queer Liberation Theology, the church, and the community.” — Film Reviewer
Watch and Share
Queer Church is a moving testament to the fact that faith and queer identity do not just coexist—they can thrive together to create something profoundly holy. The best part? The film is incredibly accessible, making it perfect for a community watch party or a quiet night of inspiration.
Here is how you can tune in:
- The Trailer: Get a quick glimpse of the magic with the 3-Minute Trailer on YouTube.
- Watch Free on YouTube: View the Full Film on YouTube.
- Watch Free on Tubi: Stream it via Tubi (free with ads).