Washed and Waiting

In this insightful book, author Wesley Hill addresses the unique struggles faced by gay Christians and those who care for them, focusing on God's will for sexuality, the challenge of loneliness, and the pursuit of grace amidst feelings of shame. Combining personal memoir with theological reflection, Hill emphasizes that while he does not promote the idea of conversion to heterosexuality or affirm homosexuality, he offers companionship and understanding to those navigating their faith and sexuality. Using reflections from notable figures like Henri Nouwen and Gerard Manley Hopkins, he encourages readers to embrace a path of celibacy as a faithful response to their discipleship in Christ.