Christian Resources about Homosexuality and AIDS

Here is Christian help for people who are dealing with homosexuality, their families, and their friends. We provide the names of people who can help. We provide references to books and articles that can help. As we have permission, we provide the full text of articles. We provide testimonies. An apologetics section provides a -- certainly not "the" -- Christian response to common questions asked about homosexuality.

• Exodus International, umbrella referral organization for other organizations that help men and women deal with homosexuality in a Christian way. The Exodus web sites are now on its own, the North American site now at www.exodusnorthamerica.org
• Changes. If you are a frequent visitor, begin here for what's new. Regeneration Books catalogue is newly updated; three news items were added on 26 January 1999.
• News about the Christian faith and homosexuality. Last entry 29 January 1999.
• Youth. A collection of articles for and about youth issues. Remotely linked from New Direction for Life of Toronto, Canada, collected there by Rob Goetze.
• Articles on homosexuality from a Christian perspective, arranged by author. Most but not all of the Spanish articles are available at the Exodus Latinoam�rica site.
• Testimonies about how Christ helped someone dealing with homosexuality.
• Organizations for people who want help, international in scope. A list of just those with websites is available.
• Regeneration Books, a booklist for ordering current books and videotapes on Christianity and homosexuality by mail. For audio or video tapes of Exodus conferences, see the Exodus home page
• Questions &Answers
  • Apologetics Dialog
  • Answers to common questions about Christianity and homosexuality.
  • Gay Evangelical?
  • A critique of gay evangelicalism. Posted April 8 through May 8, 1997. Further requests for the web address must be made to the author.
• Bibliography of academic books and articles critiquing the revisionist approach to homosexuality.
• HA Fellowship Services. [Off-site link.] The 14 Steps of Homosexuals Anonymous form the basis for its meetings. Differences between Exodus International and HA Fellowship Services are listed, from a board member of a local HA group. Not an official statement by either organization.
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• Denominationally specific help:
  • Transforming Congregations [Mainline Protestant, mostly United Methodist]
  • Courage [Roman Catholic]
  • One By One [Presbyterian USA]
  • Mennonite
• National Association for Research and Therapy of Homosexuality (NARTH) is a group of behavioral scientists and others, mostly therapy professionals, which seeks to support homosexual men and women who desire change. You may visit the NARTH home page or write c/o Joseph Nicolosi, secretary-treasurer.
• Justice and Respect. A website for conservative Christians who want to show love in the form of justice and respect for gays because that's right. It may be misinterpreted as weakness or concilliation. But it is Jesus' way. He delights to love us into wholeness, not to beat us into wholeness.
• Bitter Sisters, Suffering Sons is a video series that urges a Biblical approach to homosexuality.
• AIDS help within the USA.