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February 6, 2013

One of Australia’s leading ex-gay ministries is unable to find anyone to attend its support group and counseled less than a dozen people last year, suggesting gay Australian Christians are increasingly reconciling their faith and sexuality

An Australian ex-gay Christian ministry has complained that it can’t find enough people to hold a support group and counseled less than a dozen people last year.

‘Liberty would sincerely like to run a support group for those with unwanted same-sex attractions,’ Liberty Christian Ministries posted on its website.

‘However numbers thus far have never been sufficient to have them.’

February 6, 2013

One of Australia’s leading ex-gay ministries is unable to find anyone to attend its support group and counseled less than a dozen people last year, suggesting gay Australian Christians are increasingly reconciling their faith and sexuality

An Australian ex-gay Christian ministry has complained that it can’t find enough people to hold a support group and counseled less than a dozen people last year.

‘Liberty would sincerely like to run a support group for those with unwanted same-sex attractions,’ Liberty Christian Ministries posted on its website.

‘However numbers thus far have never been sufficient to have them.’

May 4, 2012

GSN counts down the top 15 anti-LGBT insults, and the apologies that followed  

With the birth of Twitter and the death of discretion, an increasing number of public figures are candid about their anti-gay sentiments, and are paying for it.

Social media and consumer-driven content means that anything said online gets heard around the world in a matter of mouse clicks.

When homophobic and transphobic remarks are made, and apologies ensue, is it a genuine about-face or a lame attempt at lip service?