SOUNDbite... Rev. Dr. Cindi Love

Here's a SOUNDbite from the Stained Glass Rainbows interview with the Rev. Dr. Cindi Love of the Metropolitan Community Church...

Kent - “You’re familiar with GodHatesFags.com?”


Cindi - “Oh, yes! They write me regularly.”


Kent - “I’m sure they do.” (laughter)


Cindi - “They particularly hate me.”


Kent - “You get lovely emails from them, probably... If (Fred) Phelps were here, what would you say to Phelps?”


Cindi - “Oh, wow... I hope I would say. If he would allow me to say, I hope I would say ‘You and I actually believe in the same God and the same Jesus. And when I get to heaven, I hope I get there ahead of you so I can hug you when you come in.’ I hope that’s what I could say...”

Ex-Gay Therapy, Ministry to Homosexuals, Exodus International-Type Programs

As I'm working on my film Stained Glass Rainbows, I'd like to hear from anyone who has experience (as a counselor or as a recipient of counsel) with any type of ex-gay therapy, ministry to homosexuals, or any kind of Exodus International-type of program.

     What was the approach?

     Was it effective?

     How is life different (if at all) as a result?

     Would you recommend it to others?

     Was it Good? Bad? Other?

Any insight you could offer would be appreciated. Thanks!

SOUNDbite... John Westcott

This quote comes from our Stained Glass Rainbows interview with John Westcott down in Florida...

"It would have been easier, which is horrible to think, that it would have been easier for me if my father had been dead than to be there, because his silence was more painful than his absence would have been." 

- John Westcott