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"Having recently
'been there,' reconciling being gay and Christian,
this piece was missing. People need it. Honestly,
lives are depending on it."
- R. Graham, California
I’ve been feeling emotionally
and spiritually bankrupt. Alone. Scared. I came to
the movie hoping to find some solace, some safe space…and
I found it. I learned I’m not alone. I can’t
tell you what that does for me.
- B. Whitten, Pennsylvania
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“…I learnt a few things
watching this film, as well as feeling a range of emotions
from a bit of anger and frustration to feeling huge sympathy
for some of the people brave enough to talk about their
lives.”
- R. Brunton, Scotland |
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She was a mother with two
daughters, living in Arkansas. She raised her family
in the church, devoutly living what was taught from
the pulpit every day of the week. Not just a “Sunday
Christian,” her radio was tuned to the local Christian
station, her environment secure and pure – committed
for life to something she truly believed.
Then, it happened.
She suffered a shock that
would change her life - forced to confront everything
she believed in.
From one of her beloved
daughters, Anna, she heard the words she never dreamed
she’d hear…“Mom, I’m gay.”
But how? How could that
happen? How could her daughter deviate into such sinful
behavior? Where had she, as a mother, gone wrong? How
could Anna, her daughter, of all children, strayed into
choosing the “homosexual lifestyle”?
Day by day, Mary Lou’s
relationship with her daughter deteriorated. It got
worse and worse. They could no longer speak to each
other…and, finally, daughter Anna, found they could
not speak to each other at all.
In desperation, Anna wrote
her mom a letter telling her that her shaming words
had destroyed her and their relationship. It had become
clear that Mary Lou believed, “it would be better
for her daughter to be dead than to be gay.”
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Hear
Jason Stuart's coming out story
YOU Don’t Have to Make the Same
Mistakes
That Others Make…
| “As
a former fundamentalist preacher, I found the information
unusually accurate and addressed with compassion.”
- Bob S., Arkansas |
Hear
Rev. Dr. Mel White on what happened to him
| "This
movie gives voice to a reality that is often ignored or
overlooked by Christians and the Church at large. It teaches
love, acceptance and encourages people to practice what
Jesus modeled." Sarah V., Oklahoma |
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"Amazing,
very informative, honest, and enlightening. It's just
a movie that you have to see." D. Castro, Florida
“This
movie is long overdue. It presents a very insightful
and warm perspective of being human.” J. Hughes,
Arizona
“Discrimination
is detrimental at all levels. This movie really does
bridge the gap.” D. Conway, Virginia
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