SOUNDbite... Jonathan Ervin

Here's a SOUNDbite from the Stained Glass Rainbows interview with Jonathan Ervin...

"AIDS has become one of the greatest blessings in my life. And people are like, 'Woah, how in the world can you say that?' And I can say it because it's brought me into a relationship with God the Father that I've only read about in a book." - Jonathan Ervin

SOUNDbite... Linda Marie Wall

Here's a SOUNDbite from the Stained Glass Rainbows interview with Linda Marie Wall, ex-lesbian and former candidate for the Virginia House of Delegates...

 “Most people who are participating in homosexuality or same-sex attraction live a double life. And that’s what I did... I lived a double life.”

- Linda Marie Wall 

SOUNDbite... Brian Healy

Here's a SOUNDbite from the Stained Glass Rainbows interview with Brian Healy, the mind behind Dead Artist Syndrome...

 “Jesus came to heal the sick, not the healthy. Until your church is filled with ex-drug addicts, whores, abusive son-of-a-bitches, fags, whatever ‘insert hate group here’, unless your church is filled with those people you’re not doing the mission of Christ. He didn’t come to heal those us who are well. He came to heal the sick, the demented, the lost, the troubled, the broken. We are saved by grace, not by any stupid, fucking, brilliant, idea we’ve ever had, and the American church has got to get over that concept!” - Brian Healy

SOUNDbite... Ric Alba

Here's a SOUNDbite from the Stained Glass Rainbows interview with Ric Alba, bass player for the Altar Boys and Dead Artist Syndrome...

“People will say, ‘Well, I’m just loving the sinner, but hating the sin.’ You know, Love the Sinner, Hate the Sin. You never hear that when it comes to any other sin. I want to have a t-shirt that says, ‘Love the Sinner, Hate Your Own Damn Sin!’” - Ric Alba

SOUNDbite... Shirley Phelps-Roper

Here's a SOUNDbite from the Stained Glass Rainbows interview with Shirley Phelps-Roper, daughter of Fred Phelps (Westboro Baptist Church)...

“Look, Hon, it’s not rocket science. ‘Thou shalt not lie with mankind as with womankind. It is abomination.’ That doesn’t even need any interpretation. Abomination? It’s got a definition. He says not only that He hates those people, He says that He ‘abhors them’. That’s hatred on steroids!" - Shirley Phelps-Roper

SOUNDbite... Lisa Miller

Here's a quote from my Stained Glass Rainbows interview with Lisa Miller... before she fled the country with the daughter from her lesbian relationship...

"I was with Janet for about a year and half and then I decided okay, this isn’t for me anymore.  And she became very abusive and she actually said she wanted to kill me..." - Lisa Miller

SOUNDbite... Cindi Love

From the Stained Glass Rainbows interview with the Rev. Dr. Cindi Love...

“I was depressed because I couldn’t sort out, ‘what am I gonna do if I am a lesbian and I am who I am in this church, in my family, in this community. There’s no place for me.’”
- Cindi Love

SOUNDbite... Robert Gagnon

Here's a quote from the Stained Glass Rainbows interview with Robert Gagnon in Pennsylvania...

"All of us experience immoral sexual impulses on a regular basis, but not all of us are engaging in adultery. Not all of us are committing incest, bestiality or same sex intercourse, so these are issues over which the church really does have to draw lines. If we fail to draw the line, we fail to revere the Lordship of Christ in the community.” - Robert Gagnon

SOUNDbite... Jonathan Ervin

This quote comes from our Stained Glass Rainbows interview with Jonathan Ervin in Virginia...

"I remember telling my parents... that I had been infected with the HIV virus. And I will never forget my dad looking across the table at me and he just looked square into my eyes and said, 'Sin bites, doesn't it, son.'"
- Jonathan Ervin

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