Love In Action
Critics of Ex-Gay Myth To Speak In Memphis on Feb. 21 to End Twelve-City Tour
Activist and Author Wayne Besen To Be Joined By Married Gay Couple Who Met at Notorious Memphis Ex-Gay Ministry Patrick McAlvey, Survivor of Ex-Gay Ministers
Dallas Couple Meets at ‘Ex-Gay’ Ministry and Marries
Every year there are one or two “ex-gay” related stories that become instant classics. They capture the essence of these programs, showing their failure, futility
Vatican Faces U.S. Lawsuits — So Why Don’t ‘Ex-Gay’ Abusers Face Justice?
The Minneapolis Star Tribune reports today: The U.S. Supreme Court today upheld an appellate court ruling that the Vatican can be sued for sexual cleared
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Exodus Co-Founder Discusses Harm of Ex-Gay Industry In Response To Dawson McAllister Show
From Dan Gonzales, Box Turtle Bulletin
John Smid, Former Director Of Love In Action in Memphis, Is Apologizing
Via Ex-Gay Watch: In 2007, three former Exodus leaders offered a public apology to those “who believed our message that there is something inherently wrong
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Ex-Gay ‘Love In Action’ Program Raises Shame and Temptation, Damages Faith
Exodus International’s “Love In Action” residential ex-gay program in Memphis, Tenn. promises to free participants from shame, sexual temptation, and spiritual doubt. But survivors of
Flagship Ex-Gay Program Made Some Participants Unsafely Gayer
In a new video, Peterson Toscano recalls his own journey, and that of friends, through Exodus International’s flagship ex-gay live-in program, Tennessee-based Love In Action.
Exodus President Denies Knowledge of His Flagship Live-In Program
In an October 13 response to a London Times article, Exodus International president denies knowledge of any Exodus-affiliated live-in “boot camps.” We are astonished at
Zach Stark Speaks: Forced into Ex-Gay Boot Camp in 2005
Zach Stark, who endured more than a month of involuntary detention in Exodus International’s costly live-in ex-gayification program Love In Action, appears briefly in the
Ex-Gay Boot-Camp Leader to Resign
Unlicensed “doctor” Daniel Serrano served 15 months in prison after he promised a youth-restoring treatment that would be superior to Botox to Hollywood celebrities such
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