About Jasmin Koso
Hi, I’m a former Reformed Episcopal minister with a Doctor of Ministry in practical theology. I once lived and breathed evangelical faith—but over time, through deep questioning and honest struggle, I found myself outside the boundaries of what I once preached. I now consider myself exvangelical, someone still drawn to the mystery of the divine, but no longer confined by rigid doctrines or tribal thinking.
My work now explores spiritual depth beyond labels—seeking truth, healing, and honest faith in the cracks of doubt and disillusionment. Whether through theological reflection, personal writing, or just open-hearted conversation, I aim to be a voice for those who’ve outgrown dogma but not the longing for something more
I believe in the deep unity that underlies all existence—a sacred oneness in which we live, move, and have our being. In Jesus Christ, I see the highest expression of that unity: the mystery of God and humanity joined in one person, without confusion or division. He reveals that the divine is not distant or abstract, but fully present in the human story.
My path is about exploring that oneness—through theology, reflection, and honest spiritual seeking. Whether through writing, quiet insight, or conversation, I hope to be a voice for those who’ve outgrown dogma but still long for depth, truth, and connection.
If my words resonate with you, if you too are walking that strange and sacred path between belief and freedom, I’d be honoured by your support.
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