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Read More > View All >Scott Schittl, lifesite News reports on the IFTCC Conference in Budapest, Hungary Read more
Report by Anglican Maintream correspondent on IFTCC Conference which was held 15-17 November, 2019 - in Hungary. Read more
Not only did Isobel Adams experieince feelings for the same-sex but she also expeienced a deep confusion relating to her gender of birth. She received help as she found Chrst and the support of a professional counsellor. In this clip I...
What are UK churches silent about the erosion of pastoral and professional care for those wanting help with unwanted same-sex attractions? Carys Moseley addresses this question. Read more
Two books challenge the dogma that growing up with two parents of the same sex doesn’t harm the child Read more
Dermot O Callaghan revisits the assumed causal link between therapeutic intervnetions and unwanted same-sex attractions. Read more
A summary of the the launch of the International Federation for Therapeutic and Counselling choice (IFTCC.org) Read more
Dr Lisa Nolland warns us against apathy in the face of ‘progressive’ education on sexuality in our schools and universities Read more
‘Conversion Therapy’is not a discrete entity but an umbrella term covering many different approaches. Read more
Radio Suffolk presenter James Hazell speaks to Mike Davidson about the banning of therapeutic choice in the... Download audio file
Mike Davidson Speaks to Eloho on Heartsong Radio Download audio file
The IFTCC Has produced a document outlining why the UK Governments intednded ban would be a mistake. Download file
As Relationship Education is about to be introduced into UK schools, Kelvin McKenzie speaks to Tris Reid-Sm... Download audio file
Core Issues is a non-profit Christian ministry supporting men and women with homosexual issues who voluntarily seek change in sexual preference and expression.
It respects the rights of individuals who identify as 'gay' who do not seek change, and supports dignity for LGBT persons. It does not support gay "marriage" - usually considered an "equality" issue, premised on the belief that being gay is "biological" and is therefore unchangeable. Core Issues Trust offers one-to-one support for individuals voluntarily seeking to leave homosexual behaviours and feelings. Please read our "Statement on Prejudice". The Royal College of Psychiatrists (2014) has recently affirmed that human sexuality is fluid for some, and therefore changeable in some cases. Core Issues Trust promotes the idea that individuals are not "victims" of their sexual desires.
