In-Between

In-Between - 13:00, 2011

Finding herself on the fringes of church, Carrie Fry-Miller was once a minister in the Church of the Brethren. She became licensed at a young age, just after her 18th birthday. But when she came out as a lesbian five years later, her license was revoked. It has been a painful process for her and since then she has distanced herself from the church, to figure out where, how and if she still has a place within.

In Collaboration with Brethren Mennonite Council for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender Interests

Writer, Director, Editor | Paul Neudorf
Visual Effects | Sasha Stanojevic
Technical Consultant | Luke Van Dyk

Sound engineer | Dominika Kotarba
Camera & Sound recordist | Paul Neudorf
Camera (interview with Melissa Bennett) | Eric Fry-Miller

Music Director, Original Music | Gabriel Dharmoo
Soprano | Elizabeth Lima
Piano | Jacynthe Riverin
Cello | Gabriel Dharmoo

Hymn: The Love of God

Thanks to The Banff Centre
and the generous support from the
E. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter Foundation

Contact the Brethren Mennonite Council for LGBT Interests:
bmc@bmclgbt.org

www.bmclgbt.org
www.paulneudorf.com

Category:

Film & Animation

Tags:

• lesbian
• gay
• bisexual
• transgender
• queer
• Brethren
• Mennonite
• BMC
• religion
• spirituality
• church
• minister
• affimation
• acceptance
• coming out

[canoebie52]

As one raised in the COB, no longer active, and a good friend of the Fry-Miller family this causes my heart to both swell and ache. Well done.