samesex

a short discussion of the Vaticans stance on same-sex blessings. 

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Ever wondered why relationships can feel like navigating a complex labyrinth? Join us on a journey with our guests Louie, Ed, James, and Derrek, who share their personal experiences, from being single for decades to learning from failed relationships. They weigh in on finding the perfect partner, the impact of the modern dating world, and the complexities of hook-up culture.

We explore the unique challenges faced by LGBTQ+ relationships, including overcoming over-sexualization and considering open relationships. We also emphasize the importance of lifelong companionship and the significance of Pride, its evolution, and its relevance today. 

Get ready for a conversation about the overlooked stigma linked to HIV. Our guests share personal experiences, including funny stories about encounters with celebrities and perspectives on how the LGBTQ+ community is perceived during Pride events. The discussion finishes with a comparison of American and British accents, debunking common misconceptions. Don't miss out on this energetic and insightful chat.

Tune in for a conversation that promises to be enlightening, entertaining, and profoundly personal.

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 Dr J and Todd Wilken meet on Issues, Etc. to discuss Barbara Bush's recent statement in support of New Yorkers for Equality and the tactics used by the marriage redefinition crowd to silence discussion of the consequences. (Feb. 4, 2011)

Milton and I chat about the bureaucratic process of adopting a child, since he recently welcomed his son.  We talk about whose idea it was to adopt,  how Milton and his partner solidified the rights to legally raise their child, the obstacles during the adoption process, and the rewarding results. 

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Get notes on this podcast here: 

https://churchleaders.com/podcast/395636-ed-shaw-same-sex-attraction-pastor.html

“The thing that God has most used to make me grasp the gospel of grace," says Ed Shaw, "and the thing that God has used most to equip me to be a pastor is my experience with same-sex attraction.”

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If you've been engaged for more than even five minutes, you've probably already noticed that the wedding industry is extremely heteronormative. The language that so many wedding pros use, and the hetero assumptions that they make, make it uncomfortable at best for LGBTQ+ couples who are going through the planning process. And look, I get we still have a long, long way to go. And sure, it can be expected in more rural parts of the country, but this is even a problem in more progressive cities like New York and Los Angeles. And that's what we're talking about today with leading inclusive wedding planner Jason Mitchell Kahn. 

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Introducing the equality-minded wedding planning podcast, Inclusively Yours!

Today’s episode is in response to my first two podcast episodes. A few of my lesbian and queer listeners were like, “What the shit is this hetero life and marriage you talk about??” Their shock and disdain made me want to know more about same-sex marriages, and how much of our hetero marriage and parenting issues are gender-based. Today’s guest, a lesbian mom, so graciously lets me dig into her private life to seek the answers to my burning questions. It turns out that I had a lot of varying fantasies about what being in a relationship with another woman was really like. We talk about gender, sex, social conditioning, division of household labor, periods, working mom struggles, identity, and other relatable mom shit, including my really important opinion on pumpkin patches.

What could cause one of the Mormon church's "best and brightest" women to lose their faith in the church? 

For part 2 of today’s interview with Donna Showalter, we will hear how an east bench, Provo, Utah Mormon mother, former Relief Society President, former Stake Young Women’s President, and BYU employee navigated her Mormon faith crisis.

- This story includes the gripping account of what happened when they asked Mormon apostle Jeffrey R. Holland to heal their son of his gayness.

- It also includes Donna's touching experiences as a Relief Society President.

- We also learn about the impact of the November 2015 LGBTQ policy on Donna, Michael and her family - along with the 2019 policy reversal.

What could cause one of the Mormon church's "best and brightest" women to lose their faith in the church? 

For part 2 of today’s interview with Donna Showalter, we will hear how an east bench, Provo, Utah Mormon mother, former Relief Society President, former Stake Young Women’s President, and BYU employee navigated her Mormon faith crisis.

- This story includes the gripping account of what happened when they asked Mormon apostle Jeffrey R. Holland to heal their son of his gayness.

- It also includes Donna's touching experiences as a Relief Society President.

- We also learn about the impact of the November 2015 LGBTQ policy on Donna, Michael and her family - along with the 2019 policy reversal.

What could cause one of the Mormon church's "best and brightest" women to lose their faith in the church? 

For part 2 of today’s interview with Donna Showalter, we will hear how an east bench, Provo, Utah Mormon mother, former Relief Society President, former Stake Young Women’s President, and BYU employee navigated her Mormon faith crisis.

- This story includes the gripping account of what happened when they asked Mormon apostle Jeffrey R. Holland to heal their son of his gayness.

- It also includes Donna's touching experiences as a Relief Society President.

- We also learn about the impact of the November 2015 LGBTQ policy on Donna, Michael and her family - along with the 2019 policy reversal.

What could cause one of the Mormon church's "best and brightest" women to lose their faith in the church? 

For part 2 of today’s interview with Donna Showalter, we will hear how an east bench, Provo, Utah Mormon mother, former Relief Society President, former Stake Young Women’s President, and BYU employee navigated her Mormon faith crisis.

- This story includes the gripping account of what happened when they asked Mormon apostle Jeffrey R. Holland to heal their son of his gayness.

- It also includes Donna's touching experiences as a Relief Society President.

- We also learn about the impact of the November 2015 LGBTQ policy on Donna, Michael and her family - along with the 2019 policy reversal.

For part 1 of today’s interview with Donna and Michael Showalter, we will hear the story of the Showalter family’s Mormon journey, which includes living in very conservative Provo, Utah, Michael coming out as gay, and Donna’s journey to fully accept/embrace/love/celebrate Michael.

For part 1 of today’s interview with Donna and Michael Showalter, we will hear the story of the Showalter family’s Mormon journey, which includes living in very conservative Provo, Utah, Michael coming out as gay, and Donna’s journey to fully accept/embrace/love/celebrate Michael.

This episode covers the announcement from the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints in April 2019, which essentially reversed its prior policy of labeling those in same-sex marriages as apostates and banning their children from Church ordinances such as baptism and baby blessings.  In this episode we explore the context of the original policy that went into effect in November 2015.

Featuring special guest scholars Cristina Rosetti and Paul Reeve.

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Some Christians want to serve God and do his will, but find themselves struggling with same-sex attraction even though they accept that homosexual practice is sinful. Some try to fast and pray while increasing their involvement in church activities. Despite all their efforts, they still find themselves struggling to totally resist the temptation. This podcast presents the starting points to overcoming same-sex stronghold.