Focus on the Family
Orlando Sentinel: Gay activists to protest Orlando event, notion that homosexuality is ‘curable’
Orlando Sentinel Gay activists and clergy are planning a silent protest Saturday morning outside a conference of ex-gays who contend homosexuality can be cured by
‘Ex-Gay’ Road Show In Orlando Challenged By GLBT Advocates
Vicki Nantz and her partner, Mary Meeks, shot this wonderful video at our press conference yesterday – where we spoke out against Focus on the
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Controversial ‘Ex-Gay’ Conference In Orlando Strongly Opposed By Gay and Lesbian Community Leaders
In Exclusive New TWO Video, A Survivor Tells Of His Escape From “Ex-Gay’ Ministries ORLANDO – A coalition of gay and lesbian community leaders held
PFOX, Focus Backtrack on Rhetoric of Ex-Gay ‘Change’
In a WorldNetDaily article promoting the Love Won Out ex-gay road show, writer Bob Unruh reports: One organization, Parents and Friends of Ex-Gays, said the
Focus on the Family’s Agenda Remains Fixated, Literally, in the Toilet
Focus on the Family again equated same-sex-attracted and gender-variant persons with sexual predators this week, when it condemned the signing of a new Colorado law
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Ex-Gay HQ Legitimizes Bans on Gays from Using Public Bathrooms
Focus on the Family — the Colorado Springs-based, $100-million-per-year hub of the U.S. antigay, ex-gay, and anti-family movement — lashed out this week at a
Advocate Feature On ‘Ex-Gays’ Way Off The Mark
A agree with Mike Airhart that The Advocate piece was a nightmare that glosses over the issues. I also think they mischaracterized the state of
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The AIDS Blame Game
By Wayne Besen “What is it about gay sex that makes U.S. health officials want to play Chicken Little with AIDS prevention and public safety?”
Video: Antigay Groups Politicize APA Forum’s Cancellation
Bishop Gene Robinson could hardly have been clearer about his reason for dropping out of a forum on religion and sexuality that was to be
‘Truth Without Love’: Evangelicals Blast Focus on the Family
“Truth in Love” was the theme of a 1998 ex-gay ad campaign sponsored by Exodus International and Focus on the Family, which first brought the
