Guest Preacher: Rev. Brandan Robertson
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Guest Preacher: Rev. Brandan Robertson
Sunday, July 13, 2025 | All Morning Services
Cathedral of Hope β Dallas
We are thrilled to welcome Rev. Brandan Robertson to the Cathedral of Hope on Sunday, July 13 for all morning worship services.
Rev. Robertson is a noted author, pastor, and leading voice at the intersection of LGBTQ+ inclusion and progressive Christianity. A tireless advocate for spiritual and social renewal, his work has reached audiences around the world through his books, media appearances, and global speaking engagements.
He will be preaching from the theme of his latest book, Queer and Christian: Reclaiming Our Bible, Our Faith, and Our Place at the Table; a powerful invitation to embrace a faith that fully affirms LGBTQ+ identities, engages scripture with integrity, and creates space for everyone at Godβs table.
Following each service, Brandan will be available for a book signing at Sources of Hope. Donβt miss this opportunity to hear a prophetic voice and connect with a message of hope, justice, and belonging.
Sunday, July 13, 2025 | All Morning Services
Cathedral of Hope β Dallas
We are thrilled to welcome Rev. Brandan Robertson to the Cathedral of Hope on Sunday, July 13 for all morning worship services.
Rev. Robertson is a noted author, pastor, and leading voice at the intersection of LGBTQ+ inclusion and progressive Christianity. A tireless advocate for spiritual and social renewal, his work has reached audiences around the world through his books, media appearances, and global speaking engagements.
He will be preaching from the theme of his latest book, Queer and Christian: Reclaiming Our Bible, Our Faith, and Our Place at the Table; a powerful invitation to embrace a faith that fully affirms LGBTQ+ identities, engages scripture with integrity, and creates space for everyone at Godβs table.
Following each service, Brandan will be available for a book signing at Sources of Hope. Donβt miss this opportunity to hear a prophetic voice and connect with a message of hope, justice, and belonging.
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