Posted on June 25, 2008 by gcmwatch
Gay Christian Movement Watch is seeking first hand accounts and personal narratives of several categories of individuals who have had personal experience with gay churches and organizations.
First, GCM Watch is seeking testimonials of former members of gay churches namely: Metropolitan Community Churches (UFMCC), any affiliate churches of The Fellowship (Bishop Yvette Flunder), Unity [...]
Filed under: AIDS, African American, Atlanta, Chicago, Evangelicals Concerned, Exgaywatch, MCC, Soulforce, Unity Fellowships, Whosoever Magazine, Yvette Flunder, black church, black gospel music, cogic, denominations, ex-ex-gays, gay christian sites, gay churches, gay theology, general, homosexuality, media, pastors and clergy, religion, youth | Tagged: Charlotte, Dallas, houston, Los Angeles, Memphis, Miami, Philadelphia, Richmond, St Louis | No Comments »
Posted on June 22, 2008 by gcmwatch
That’s about as plain as it gets. With the stock of homosexuals rising socially and politically, some pastors are cashing in on the untapped disposable income bonanza homosexuals can bring to a church. It has nothing to do with care and concern for the soul of a person in sin —which God says is the characteristic of [...]
Filed under: African American, black church, general, homosexuality, media, pastors and clergy, profiles, religion | Tagged: Covenant Baptist Church, Daily Voice, Dennis Wiley, glbt, heterosexism, homophobia, lgbt, Washington DC | 7 Comments »
Posted on June 13, 2008 by gcmwatch
Byron Cage announced it as “awesome. off the hook!”
David and Tamela Mann stood, laughing and applauding it.
Karen Clark Sheard and Dorinda Clark Cole smiled and grooved along, too.
So what was it that brought the top gospel music industry celebrities and their fans to their feet with such unrestrained excitement?
The parading idiot Ricky Dilliard who seduced [...]
Filed under: African American, Videos, black church, black gospel music, general, homosexuality, pastors and clergy, religion | Tagged: Byron Cage, celebrities, church, David Mann, Dorinda Clark, effeminate, gospel music, Karen Clark Sheard, music, Ricky Dillard, Stellar Awards, Tamela Mann | 14 Comments »
Posted on June 11, 2008 by gcmwatch
You’ve heard of junk science? Now, meet junk religion courtesy of lesbian Bishop Yvette Flunder.
The title of Flunder’s sermon is ” Beyond the either/or God”. That sounds deep and progressive and enlightened, but the message actually should be entitled “Gee, I dont know”. That’s no exaggeration once you listen to the video.
Flunder says that the more she [...]
Filed under: African American, Videos, Yvette Flunder, black church, gay theology, general, homosexuality, pastors and clergy, profiles, religion, scripture application | 10 Comments »
Posted on June 9, 2008 by gcmwatch
The Over The Rainbow Sexual Healing and Deliverance Conference is set to kick off in Houston, TX. The details are on the flier. If you are trapped in a cycle of homosexual sin, hiding, feeling guilty and alone in your struggle, get yourself to Houston and seek God for a radical change. There’s no doubt [...]
Filed under: African American, black church, cogic, general, homosexuality, religion | Tagged: conference, evangelism, houston, Monica Brown, overcoming homosexuality | No Comments »
Posted on June 9, 2008 by gcmwatch
Im sure thousands of young impressionable gospel singers are “fans” of Crystal Aikin, the 2007 winner of BET’s “Sunday Best” gospel industry talent show. But would it surprise you to know that Aikin, having not yet recorded an album, is already afraid of what homosexuals in the gospel music industry could do to her potential career?
Perhaps that is why Aikin agreed to perform [...]
Filed under: African American, Atlanta, black church, black gospel music, cogic, gay churches, general, homosexuality, media, profiles, religion | Tagged: BET, Crystal Aikin, gospel music, Sunday Best, Tacoma | 5 Comments »
Posted on June 8, 2008 by gcmwatch
Charisma Magazine interviewed me briefly on my visit to New Birth and what I thought about the meeting that did/did not happen between Soulforce and Eddie Long.
Said Dan Rene, Long’s media spokesman: “He doesn’t believe that he’s right or they’re wrong, but that he respects everyone’s beliefs.”
Read the story here.
Filed under: African American, Atlanta, Soulforce, black church, current events, general, homosexuality, media, pastors and clergy, religion | Tagged: Bishop Eddie Long, Charisma Magazine, New Birth Missionary Baptist church | 4 Comments »
Posted on June 8, 2008 by gcmwatch
GCMW: Letter sent to Bishop Eddie Long from Minister James Pennyman, Atlanta
Dear Bishop Long,
Hello and good day to you. I hope all is well at the receipt of this email. Please bear with me as I present my concerns as a 7 year member of New Birth Missionary Baptist Church . [...]
Filed under: African American, Atlanta, Soulforce, black church, general, homosexuality, pastors and clergy, religion | Tagged: Bishop Eddie Long, church, letters, Lithonia, New Birth Missionary Baptist church, William Turner | 8 Comments »