Undivided

Prominent Christian Vicky Beeching describes the struggle between her sexuality and her religion, and how, at the age of 35, she decided to tell the world she was gay. She lost her career and livelihood, and had to rebuild her life from scratch, but she also became a champion for LGBT rights in the church.

VICKY BEECHING is a writer, keynote speaker and equality campaigner. A regular on BBC TV and radio, she often commentates on current affairs, faith and LGBT equality. She has been featured in publications including The Guardian, TIME Magazine, The Telegraph, Huffington Post, The New Statesman, Gay Times, and many others. Formerly, she spent over a decade singing and touring in Christian music, becoming one of the best known religious musicians in the UK and the US. She has won awards for her media work, her writing, and for her equality campaigning. Her first book, UNDIVIDED, is published by HarperCollins. Vicky lives in London. Visit her at www.vickybeeching.com