Alan Chambers
In some Christian circles, a new #oncegay movement makes a comeback
By Yonat Shimron — September 12, 2019
(RNS) — The resurgence of ex-gay ministries, such as the new Changed platform, is a reminder that for a large segment of Christianity, the belief that homosexuality is a sin is pervasive and deeply ingrained.
How evangelicals’ flip-flop on ex-gay therapy can actually improve their credibility
By Jonathan Merritt — October 6, 2015
We should celebrate the humility and courage it takes to say “I got that wrong.” But Christian leaders must ask how this situation might help them become more prudent in expressing their opinions going forward.
Alan Chambers: ‘Same-sex relationships can be holy’
By Eliel Cruz — September 29, 2015
Once the leader of the nation’s most infamous ex-gay group, he now speaks out for love.
Let the churches say amen to ban on LGBT ‘conversion therapy’
By Eliel Cruz — April 9, 2015
The White House calls for a ban on conversion therapy after a petition spurred by the suicide of Leelah Alcorn.
Gay, Christian and … celibate: The changing face of the homosexuality debate
By Sarah Pulliam Bailey — August 4, 2014
(RNS) With "ex-gay" ministries falling out of favor -- even by their biggest proponents -- many Christians are encouraging gays and lesbians to adopt a life of celibacy instead, without ever trying to change their sexual orientation.
Evangelical ‘Messy Middle’ is more accepting of gays
By Corrie Mitchell — August 9, 2013
(RNS) The one in four evangelicals who are largely ambivalent on the question of homosexuality won't necessarily be leading the charge for gay rights, but they're well known in their churches and what they say (or don't say) can have an impact.
Christians, sexuality, and the exodus of Exodus: An interview with Andrew Marin
By Jonathan Merritt — June 24, 2013
Andrew Marin comments on the Christian debate over homosexuality in light of recent events.
COMMENTARY: Apologies are too late when the damage is already done
By Cindi Love — June 21, 2013
(RNS) While Alan Chambers and Exodus International have taken the first and very critical steps in restorative justice, it is not clear how they can make reparations.
Ex-gay group Exodus International shuts down, president apologizes
By Sarah Pulliam Bailey — June 20, 2013
(RNS) The closing of the most prominent "ex-gay" group comes at a critical point for gay rights, as the U.S. Supreme Court prepares to issue two potentially decisive rulings on gay marriage and public opinion shifts rapidly in favor of gay rights and even gay marriage.
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