At the Cross

by Kittredge Cherry

Picking up where JESUS IN LOVE, JESUS IN LOVE: AT THE CROSS continues the story of Jesus' erotic, mystical adventures in first-century Palestine, this time all the way to his untimely death, his miraculous resurrection, and beyond. Jesus has today's queer sensibilities and psychological sophistication as he lives out his mythic story.

312 pages, Paperback

First published January 15, 2008

About the author

Kittredge Cherry is a lesbian Christian author, minister and art historian. She founded Jesus in Love, an online resource for LGBT spirituality and the arts. Cherry was ordained by Metropolitan Community Churches and served as its National Ecumenical Officer, advocating for LGBT rights at the National Council of Churches and World Council of Churches. She holds degrees in journalism and art history from the University of Iowa, and a master of divinity degree from Pacific School of Religion. Her books include Lambda Literary Award finalist Art That Dares: Gay Jesus, Woman Christ (AndroGyne Press), Hide and Speak (HarperSanFrancisco) Womansword (Kodansha International) and her Jesus in Love novels. The New York Times Book Review praised her “very graceful, erudite” writing style. Based in Los Angeles, she writes about LGBT spirituality and the arts at Huffington Post and the Jesus in Love Blog.

Reviews

[Jamie]

a work of art that helps to soothe and heal my queer soul that was hurt by people using religion for hatred

[Malcolm McPherson]

While I enjoyed 'Jesus in Love', I couldn't really get into 'At the Cross'. Perhaps it seemed that it was just going over the same ground. I may try again another time.