Dr. Lee Tredwell is a seasoned public theologian, author, and counselor with over five decades of experience in ministry. As a Black queer man who spent years navigating the complexities of faith and identity, Dr. Tredwell’s work focuses on the intersection of race, sexuality, and spirituality. He holds a Doctor of Philosophy in Religious and Theological Studies from the University of Denver, adding a profound academic foundation to his extensive pastoral experience.

Dr. Tredwell’s ministry has spanned numerous roles, from founding a Community Development Company to serving as a pastor and mentor to those seeking spiritual guidance. His latest book, Black Queer and Blessed: My Story and the Biblical Story They Don’t Teach in Sunday School or Bible Study, offers a powerful combination of personal memoir and theological reflection, addressing the unique struggles faced by queer individuals in faith communities. Through his counseling, public speaking, and corporate training services, Dr. Tredwell continues to challenge traditional religious interpretations, offering fresh insights on God’s relationship with queer people.