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The Canadian government is reviewing humanitarian funding for an evangelical group that works in Uganda and has described homosexuality as perverted and sinful.

Growing public acceptance of gay rights is causing some conservative evangelical churches to reconsider the way they talk about homosexuality and sin.

Charles Colson, who was involved in the Watergate scandal and a strong opposer of gay rights, died at the age of 80 last weekend.

Brazilian legislatures are coming close to passing a new legislation that would prohibit homophobia and give more protection to transgender people.

Evangelicals may be losing faith in the idea that gays choose their sexual orientation and can be converted to heterosexuality using so-called "reparative therapy."

The head of the Southern Baptists is among a growing number of conservative & evangelical Christians who’s conceded that gay marriage is inevitable. But there’s another movement to make the U.S. a theocracy. EDGE explores the coming triumph & challenges.

Bravo to Sharlet for a follow-up expose of the Christian-inspired shenanigans by politicians, military officers, lobbyists and various hangers-on in a D.C. mansion. Especially of interest: C Street’s key in role in the Ugandan gay holocaust

Ted Haggard, the evangelical leader who in 2006 left the megachurch he founded when it became known that he had been seeing a male escort. has founded a new church in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

Bill Henson is used to skepticism in his mission to bring together gays and evangelical Christians.

At long last, some good news out of Uganda: The nation’s most prominent homophobic pastor overreached. When he showed gay porn at a meeting in support of a virulently anti-gay piece of legislation