AN EVANGELICAL CHRISTIAN NEWSLETTER FOR CROSSDRESSERS, TRANSGENDERED AND TRANSSEXUALS
Jane Ellen Fairfax, Publisher
8880 Bellaire/B-2/Suite 104
Houston TX 77036
WHAT WE ARE
The Grace and Lace Letter is a Christian publication for transgendered persons. Our motto is "where Charity and Love Prevail ...." In keeping with our motto, we will not publish material bashing any transgendered or Christian person or group, nor will we publish any ad hominem argument. We hope to bring the message of God's unconditional love and forgiveness, as shown to us once and for all by the saving life, death and resurrection of Jesus Christ, to our transgendered brothers and sisters. We welcome personal testimonies, teachings from God's Holy Scriptures, prayers and poems and hymns, cartoons and humorous stories, accounts of events affecting Christian transgendered persons, and messages of hope and inspiration. Our goal is to praise and worship God and bring His healing love to His children.
Jane Ellen and Frances Fairfax
A Prayer
Lord Jesus,
We give You our hands to do Your work.
We give You our feet to go Your way.
We give You our eyes to see as You do.
We give You our tongues to speak Your words.
We give You our minds that You may think in us.
We give You our souls that You may pray in us.
Above all,
We give You our hearts that, in us,
You may love Your Father and all people.
We give you our whole being
That You may grow in us,
So that it is You, Lord Jesus,
Who live and work and pray in us.
Amen
A Message From Julie Johnson
Hello, friends,
I have now put the book "BY THE GRACE OF GOD" on line in Adobe format. You can download
it, even print it. Of course I will still send a FREE bound copy to
anyone requesting it, including shipping!
This book contains the writings of Lee Frances Heller.
This is what
Becky Allison wrote about it:
Lee Frances Heller, who died May 19, 2000 at age 81, devoted the last
fifteen years of her life to sharing God's love with persons who, like
herself, had been scorned and rejected by the established religious
leadership. On an ancient typewriter in her Jackson, Mississippi home,
she began her newsletter, The Grace and Lace Letter, with the
question, "Is God Against Us?" Her passion, sincerity, and wit left
the reader certain that God is indeed not against persons like Lee
Frances Heller -- persons who happen to be transgendered.
Lee's essays were praised and appreciated, and other transgendered
Christian writers joined her in contributing their viewpoints to the
Grace and Lace Letters. Over the years Lee heard from dozens of
transsexual persons and crossdressers who had nearly lost their faith,
but found new hope through her publications. By the time of her death,
Lee's works had a readership of hundreds of Christian transgendered
persons as well as their family, friends and clergy.
By The Grace of God is a compilation of essays from Lee Frances
Heller, Terri Lynn Main, Dr. Rebecca Anne Allison, and other
transgendered Christian writers. These essays were published in the
Grace and Lace Letter, and its later successor, the Christian Love
Letter. It is our prayer that Lee's life and witness will live on
through this book, a continuing testimony to our God who loves us even
when others may reject us.