Kerr Mesner is a queer/trans spiritual director, facilitator, theatre performer, college professor, minister, and activist. In this one act play, Kerr struggles to finish his piece on resurrection, and has a few visitors to lead the way forward. 

Geez 60: Signs of Dawn invites us to enter the cave, the compost bin, the sidewalk crack. It dares us to believe in new life and the power of green, growing hope to bring even the mightiest walls crumbling down.

Do I Believe in the Resurrection? by Lydia Wylie-Kellermann, Geez 60: Signs of Dawn

Geez Out Loud is a production of Geez Press. In this fringe-Christian, Lefty podcast, select stories featured in the quarterly, print magazine are read to you by the author.

ABOUT GEEZ:
Geez magazine is a quarterly, non-proﬁt, ad-free, print magazine about social justice, art, and activism for people at the fringes of faith in both Canada and the US.

Our aim is to nurture a community of faith-oriented folks that are concerned about the environment, peace, racial and gender justice, decolonization, and other social concerns. At best, we offer a prophetic and provocative voice to the institutional church and a pastoral presence to those laboring at the front lines of social change.