Love In Action
Memphis Flyer Covers the Evolution of John Smid
All should read this great piece by Bianca Phillips in Memphis’s alternative newsweekly, the Memphis Flyer. In it, she takes the reader back on a
John Smid, Former Leader of Love In Action, Admits He Is Homosexual, Does Not Condemn Other Homosexuals
John Smid has been evolving in his public views of homosexuality ever since he stepped down as the leader of Love In Action in Memphis.
Love In Action’s Residential Program Is No More
Huge news from Memphis, which has long been the regrettable home of one of Exodus International’s flagship models, Love In Action. The residential program, which
This Is What Love, In Action, Looks Like
On May 29, 2005, 16-year-old Tennessee youth Zach Stark announced on his MySpace blog that he had come out to his parents, and that they
Exclusive Video: Married Gay Couple Met at ‘Ex-Gay’ Ministry
Sometimes you can meet your ex boyfriend in the ex-gay ministries. Such ministries have long been cruising grounds because they don't work at "curing" LGBT
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
Exodus Co-Founder Discusses Harm of Ex-Gay Industry In Response To Dawson McAllister Show
From Dan Gonzales, Box Turtle Bulletin: You need to a flashplayer enabled browser to view this YouTube video
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
