There is only one way to be "gay." No one ever has any regrets, pain, or conflicting narratives once they join the movement.
Dear Friend,
We have identified twelve categories of people who have been harmed by the Sexual Revolution. This questionnaire explores Gay Lifestyle Refugees. Use this checklist to see if you are a Victim of the Sexual Revolution.
Our goal here is not merely to identify Victims. The goal is to help the Victims become Survivors, and the Survivors to become Activists for positive change.
Courage International – a ministry to men and women who experience same-sex attractions and those who love them.
Help 4 Families – help for the gender-confused and their families
If you are a Gay Lifestyle Refugee, you may benefit from these resources created or compiled by the Ruth Institute.
We are adding to our library of resources all the time. If you know of an organization that provides assistance to formerly gay people who wish to live some other way, please share that information with us. Click here to submit a link. Or submit an article, podcast or video with helpful information for Gay Lifestyle Refugees.
Originally Published at ThemBeforeUs.com There have been several studies done in an attempt to show “no difference” in child outcomes between same-sex and opposite-sex parenting.
According to Fr. Sullins, gay conversion therapy doesn’t cause suicide and it could even decrease the risk of suicide.
Dr. Jennifer Morse visits with Dr. Joseph Nicolosi to discuss how reintigrative therapy heals same sex trauma.
After living as a lesbian for more than two decades, Charlene Cothran discusses 10 Ways To Get Out of the Gay Life, if you want to.
Father Paul Sullins Looks at the data about sexual orientation change efforts and how some people can change.
Dr. Jennifer Morse visits with Fr. Paul Sullins and two survivors of the gay and lesbian lifestyle: Charlene Cothran and Paul Darrow.
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