Public Theologian
Ideas• Storytelling • Transformation
Megan combines scholarship, lived experience, humor and compelling storytelling to make complex subjects accessible to diverse audiences.
From governmental chambers and universities to national conferences and faith communities, Megan invites audiences to learn from history and imagine what is possible next.
Author of Trans Theology Without Apology
Megan's theological work explores transgender experience as a source of spiritual insight, inviting readers to encounter faith without requiring marginalized people to apologize for who they are.
Georgia Harkness Lecturer
The invited lecture provided a platform for Megan to bring transgender experience, theology, art and public life into conversation with one another.
Educator at the Interfaith Chaplaincy Institute
Megan helps prepare diverse spiritual-care leaders to accompany people across religious difference, grief, transition and some of life's most complicated moments.
Bring Theology into Conversation with History, Art, Justice and Lived Experience
His public theology reaches beyond doctrinal debates, asking communities to deepen belonging, repair harm and respond to injustice.
Decades of Experience Accompanying Communities Through Grief, Change and Transformation
From streets and shelters to congregations and public institutions, Megan's theology has been shaped by accompanying real people rather than remaining solely an academic exercise.
