by Thomas Coy

The National Association for Research and Therapy of Homosexuality (NARTH) accused the American Psychological Association (APA) of irresponsibility for adopting a resolution that urges licensed medical health providers to “Avoid Telling Clients They Can Change from Gay to Straight.” NARTH pointed out that the six individuals on the Task Force that produced the resolution were “on record as opposing sexual orientation change efforts through psychotherapy” before they were appointed. The report produced from the bias Task Force “irresponsibly ignores fifty years of scientific and clinical evidence,” was “unscientific and lacks objectivity and impartiality” according to NARTH’s professional viewpoint. Read the rest of this entry →

By Thomas Coy

What do the 2009 Miss USA Pageant and the 2009 actions of the American Psychological Association have in common? The answer lies in the actions of the gay activists these organizations empowered. Read the rest of this entry →

The largest ex-gay organization in the world sent a letter to the President Museveni of Uganda urging him and his country not to criminalize consensual homosexual behavior. Exodus leaders gave this counsel to Museveni, we believe that sexual crimes against children, homosexual or heterosexual, are the most serious of offenses and should be punished accordingly. Homosexual behavior in consensual relationships, however, is another matter.

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The documentary Real Hope, Real Truth, Real Answers received a Storyteller Award at the 2009 Redemptive Film Festival in Virginia Beach and was the 2009 winner in the Documentary Open category at the International Youth and Christian Film Festival in the United Kingdom.

The documentaries intimate window into Exodus International and the Christian ex-gay movement continues to surprise viewers. Most are not even aware that a Christian ex-gay movement exists and are stunned to learn it has been ongoing for over thirty years.

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Just a few years ago Michael Glatze was a rising leader in the gay rights movement. At 22 he was the editor of Young Gay America magazine and was paraded as a national gay role model. Then something unexpected happened. Through his own soul searching Michael Glatze developed a relationship with God that led him to reject his homosexuality. These links tell his story.
Michael Glatze “2 year later” WND October 8, 2009
Michael Glatze “disgust with ‘gay rallies” WND November 18, 2008
“Leader quits homosexuality” WND July 3, 2007

By Thomas Coy

TEACHERS BE AWARE! Your dues money will be used in efforts to legitimize same-sex marriage and same-sex civil unions.

CITIZENS BE AWARE! The National Education Association is going to use its political resources to attempt to overturn state constitutional amendments and laws that limit marriage to one man and one woman.

In a carefully worded business item brought to the 2009 NEA Representative Assembly, the NEA Board of Directors put the NEA on the front line of gay political efforts to undo the will of the American people, which has consistently upheld the ideal of marriage as between one man and one woman. Read the rest of this entry →

Focus on the Family is passing on the ministry of their Love Won Out conferences to Exodus International, the largest ex-gay organization in the world. The Love Won Out events are one day conferences on homosexuality that have been held in over fifty cites in the last decade, mostly in the United States and usually held in churches. Love Won Out conferences present truths about homosexuality to concerned and interested citizens; truths that are purposely ignored by academia and the media. Read the rest of this entry →

Ex-gay activist Greg Quinlan’s concern over the hate crime bill before Congress has been picked up by Fox News. Normally the viewpoints of ex-gays are dismissed by the major news networks, so this is a big deal for the ex-gay movement. Quinlan’s concern: “Think twice America. Do you want to give gay activists the right to hate under the guise of ‘civil rights’ protections.” Fox News Article July 15, 2009

For the sixth year in a row the NEA’s Ex-Gay Educators Caucus is sharing their ex-gay perspectives at the National Educational Association’s Representative Assembly. The ex-gay perspective was first heard on the Assembly floor in 2002 when Jeralee Smith took her turn on the floor microphone and told the delegates that she was an ex-gay and the portrayal of the homosexual life by the convention’s gay activists was not her experience. Read the rest of this entry →

A new brochure by the American Psychological Association entitled “Answers to Your Questions for a Better Understanding of Sexual Orientation & Homosexuality” admits there is no gay gene according to Dr. A. Dean Byrd. World Net Daily reported on Dr. Byrd’s assessment of the new brochure on May 12, 2009 (http://www.wnd.com/index.php?fa=PAGE.view&pageId=97940).

Gay activists have long sought evidence that they were born with their same-sex attractions. It is a well known fact that Read the rest of this entry →