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Thank you so much for posting this link! It took me a few days, but I finally made it through all of the stories. Some of them moved me to tears. Many of them had me marveling at the power and compassion of God and the calling that so many former gays and lesbians have to help others find the way out.

I have a Masters in Biology and have never thought that it made sense in simple evolutionary terms for homosexuality to be inherited because, until the recent advent of IVF and artificial insemination, it was impossible for two homosexuals to reproduce. If a trait can not be passed on to the offspring, it will die out. Even so, it is still hard to convince some people that the gay lifestyle is actually a choice that can be "unchosen".

I have twin daughters who will be 27 next month, and although they have been raised in a Christian home, they have bought into the lie that "no one would choose to live a gay lifestyle if they could help it". They think that I should just be glad that they are heterosexual and not be so "judgmental". Two of one of my daughter's closest friends have recently "come out" as lesbians, although they have both been married. Both are very well educated and one is a PA with two young children. I love both of these young women and have tried to show the love of Jesus to them without showing approval of the choice they have made. Their formerly close relationships with their parents has suffered greatly.

I sent this link to both of my daughters so that they could read the testimonies of how empty, depraved, and sometimes deadly the gay lifestyle is and how a loving and merciful God can bring someone out of homosexuality if they really seek to know God's will for their lives.