I envision a world of queer spiritual flourishing
Welcome!
I’m Mandi Rice.
In a world of binaries, I practice living into all of who I am. Both queer and spiritual. Both scholar and practitioner. Both holding others’ stories and telling my own.
The word “queerituality” came to me in 2013, and gave me a way to find my people. I needed to know I wasn’t alone in my spiritual search.
Since then, I’ve earned a Master of Divinity at Harvard, interviewed numerous queer spiritual role models, and never given up hope that our world can help LGBTQ+ folks like us to thrive.
Through our flourishing, we help to create a better world.
My queerituality teachers
I traveled around the U.S. to interview nearly 100 queer and trans Americans about their spiritual lives. What emerged is clear: queer people of many faith traditions are doing transformative work.
They are experts and mentors, seekers and survivors, and they embody what I have come to call “queer spiritual genius.”
Better is possible.
Want to get there? Actual advice from actual queer & trans folks — folded to fit into an ultra-compact zine.
Teaching, Speaking
& Facilitation
Our conversations about religion and queerness are often violent. What’s called for now is healing, unlearning, tenderness, and forgiveness.
As a facilitator and speaker, I hold space for this transformation.
What new could grow in your context?
