August 12, 2013

The Following excerpt is from Nicola Menzie’s article “Pastor Donnie McClurkin ‘Uninvited’ From MLK Memorial Concert Over ‘Ex-Gay’ Testimony?” on ChristianPost.com: “Donnie McClurkin, award-winning and internationally celebrated gospel recording artist and Christian minister, has claimed that he was uninvited from a MLK Memorial concert on Saturday in Washington, D.C. because Mayor Vincent C. Gray heeded the demands of gay rights activists who wanted him dropped from the event marking the 50th anniversary of the March on Washington. McClurkin has previously shared that he believes God delivered him from the ‘sin of homosexuality’ and that people with unwanted same-sex attractions can change.” Read the rest of this entry →

August 12, 2013

The following is the entire PFOX press release titled “PFOX Calls for Apology from Mayor for Discriminating Against African-American Ex-Gays – Mayor’s Disgraceful Action Shows that Gays Have More Power than Blacks in Urban City:” Washington, D.C. — Parents and Friends of Ex-Gays & Gays (PFOX) is calling on Washington D.C. Mayor Vincent Gray to apologize for caving in to homosexual activists and removing African-American gospel singer Donnie McClurkin from an Aug. 10 concert celebrating the civil rights achievements of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. The Grammy award winning singer is openly ex-gay. Read the rest of this entry →

August 5, 2013

Following is the report “Supreme Court Asked to Protect Former Homosexuals” from the PFOX website: “Ex-gay speakers rallied in front of the Supreme Court last week to ask Justice Anthony Kennedy to protect former homosexuals from discrimination. In his DOMA ruling, Justice Kennedy cited ‘animus’ against gays as a reason to strike down part of the Defense of Marriage Act. Ex-gays explained to the media that former homosexuals are openly ridiculed and hated, especially by gay rights groups that demand equal rights while attacking the rights of the ex-gay community and promoting hatred against former homosexuals.” Read the rest of this entry →

August 2, 2013

Following are excerpts from the Christian Broadcasting Network article “Ex Gays Show Pride, Seek Equal Protection under Law” by Heather Sells (the online link also contains an interview with ex-gay Christopher Doyle): … “At a press conference outside the U.S. Supreme Court Wednesday, ex-gays with the group Voice of the Voiceless told of coming out of the gay world and often being harassed. They said they deserve legal protection against discrimination. ‘I have been free of the obsession, the compulsion of same-sex attraction for over 40 years,’ Doug McIntyre, with Homosexuals Anonymous, said.”

… “They also told of rejection and hate. ‘I have suffered more discrimination and intolerance as an ex-gay than I did when I was in the lifestyle,’ Rev. Grace Harley, with Jesus is the Answer Ministry, said. ‘Many ex-gays are afraid to come out of the closet because of the harassment that we receive.’” Read the rest of this entry →

August 1, 2013

The following excerpts are from the article “Ex-gay is OK” by J.C. Derrick on the World News Group website: … “On Wednesday, a small band of former homosexuals representing about 10 organizations stood on the steps of the Supreme Court to demand recognition and equal rights under the Constitution. ‘Anti-ex-gay extremists say that I do not exist—that we don’t exist,’ said Christopher Doyle, president of Voice of the Voiceless and Equality and Justice for All. ‘Tell that to my wife of seven years. Tell that to my three beautiful children.’” Read the rest of this entry →

July 30, 2013

In a USA Today column critical of the Southern Poverty Law Center lawsuit against JONAH, former American Psychological Association president Nicholas Cummings concluded … “But contending that all same-sex attraction is immutable is a distortion of reality. Attempting to characterize all sexual reorientation therapy as ‘unethical’ violates patient choice and gives an outside party a veto over patients’ goals for their own treatment. A political agenda shouldn’t prevent gays and lesbians who desire to change from making their own decisions.”

“Whatever the situation at an individual clinic, accusing professionals from across the country who provide treatment for fully informed persons seeking to change their sexual orientation of perpetrating a fraud serves only to stigmatize the professional and shame the patient.” Read the rest of this entry →

July 29, 2013

The following excerpts are from the letter “it’s about Jesus,” written by Flo Hubbs, the director of Little is Much Ministries: … “As Director of Little is Much I stand on the Bible as God’s word and truth. It was Jesus who set me free, I am saddened with the closing of Exodus. I have met some wonderful people through several Exodus events.”

“Two years ago I began to see a difference of Biblical viewpoints with the Executive Leadership of Exodus. After much prayer and discussion with my board of directors it was felt the ministry of Little is Much should be removed from the Exodus Church Association.” Read the rest of this entry →

July 12, 2013

Following is the Voice of the Voiceless July 12, 2013 Press Release “Ex-Gays to Petition Supreme Court for Equal Protection Under the Law:” Washington, D.C. – As a part of the First Annual Ex-Gay Pride Month, former homosexuals will unite on Capitol Hill on July 31 to lobby Congress and hold a rally and press conference at 2:00pm to petition the Supreme Court of the United States for equal protection under the law. Read the rest of this entry →

July 23, 2013

In an article entitled “Former Homosexuals do Exist in South Africa” André Bekker gives a well documented presentation of the known facts about homosexual causation and the possibility of sexual orientation change. The article begins: “Discussing the subject of Homosexuality is one of the most controversial and politicized subjects of our day. However, a discussion that is needed is the matter of people who have decided against a gay identity and/or lifestyle, and have transitioned to a heterosexual identity, or who find themselves in some stage of this transition.”

July 23, 2013

The following is the complete text of “An Open Apology To The Gay Community” by Randy Thomas, vice president of Exodus International. The text is copied from Randy’s blog: When Alan Chambers made his apology to the gay community, I couldn’t have been more supportive. I am so proud of my friend and fully agree with what he shared.

I, too, have been taking a personal moral inventory. Read the rest of this entry →