This article by WORLD magazine writer, Andree Seu Peterson, reflects my heart and explains why I’m motivated to become even more involved in Christian activism. Sons of old Congregationalists became Unitarians. Sons of Unitarians became social workers. Children of social workers became LGBTQIA (lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender or transsexual, queer or questioning, intersex, ally or
Last year, I interviewed Rich at the 2012 West Hollywood Pride Parade and asked some very pointed questions about where he would spend eternity. Well, to my delight, I saw him again and he remembered us as the friendly Christians. (The “Christian Thugs” were just down the street. More on them next week. By the
The ultimate challenge. A recent graduate from our evangelism class, “Sharing Your Faith Made Easy,” must face his fears and hand out giant $100 bills with a Gospel message on the back to a group of men drinking at a gay bar. (Click here to read the message.) Will they take them or reject him
Here’s a different perspective from a gay supporter’s blog who took issue with our team’s style of evangelism at last Sunday’s Pride Parade. It’s an interesting read. Here’s a sample: “It is Gay Pride season. Just as predictable as the rainbow flags and great music are the street preachers and condemnation. Some of these street
The Gay, the Bad and the Middle
I take great satisfaction that as an evangelism team we can bridge the troubled waters of heresy and blasphemy when going to various cultural events. Take, for example, our recent venture to the West Hollywood Gay Pride Parade. On one side of the parade route are the lost and confused gay religious leaders, offering false
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