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Building Bridges to the Gay Community
Andrew Marin
Author Andrew Marin shares how evangelicals need to take the difficult first step.

Duration: 00:01:48

Topics:	Culture, Homosexuality, Outreach, Reconciliation
Filters:	Elder, Outreach, Pastor
Purpose:	Ministry
References:	None
Date Added:	March 31, 2009

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Posted: April 17, 2009
Gloria Thomas-Allen (Guest)

I have a friends in the homosexual life style. They know where I stand and that I know that they know how God feels about their choice.However it is with his loving kindness that people are drown to Him. So all I do is try to show the love of God through me and be a friend, Pray for them and when they are ready be a bridge for them to reach Jesus Christ. We are the only bible people see so we have to let Jesus Christ shine through us. And treat them like everyone else we are all siners that where (are) in need of a savior who is Jesus Christ.

Posted: April 20, 2009
UNITY OF GOD (Guest)

Its good to hear you tried to show her the straight path.but failed reason becauSe u are student in the spiritual line which starts from God the creator.the Almighty not any human being whom He has created and u make a god out of him. God is the principal prophets are the teachers and the worldly human beings are students. So u have to address the matter to the principal who is everlasting supreme. teachers come and give the message and go away the teachings must be pure and all the TEACHINGS OF THE PROPHETS MISSION TEACH WORSHIP YOUR GOD AND MY GOD THIS IS THE FIRST COMMANDMENT. Muslims believe in one, unique, incomparable God, Who has no son nor partner, and that none has the right to be worshipped but Him alone. He is the true God, and every other deity is false. He has the most magnificent names and sublime perfect attributes. No one shares His divinity, nor His attributes. In the Quran, God describes Himself:

Posted: April 07, 2009
Naomi Reaves (Guest)

We had a woman in a community where we lived that started taking too much of my time. I was uncomfortable. One day she propositioned me. I told her that I would be her friend, but I will never take part in her lifestyle and she wasn't to ever proposition me again. She became very angry and called me on the phone. She didn't apologize. She wanted to argue with me about it. I talked to her with the help of an operator that told me what she was typing on her phone. I told her how disappoint I was that she had decided to leave her family and leave with another woman. Before I let her hang up on me I said. Let's pray. It was a lengthy prayer filled with christian love and concern for her eternity. By the time I was through, the operator was crying; my friend was crying and so was I, but to this day, her family doesn't know where she is or who she is with. It's so sad. I still pray for her.

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