We are celebrating our first Live Broadcast of Voices of the Silenced.TV. Tuesday 12th of June marks what will be the start of new programming that investigates issues around unwanted same-sex attractions and some appropriate pastoral and clinical responses to supporting those who seek out of gay.
Read More > View All >We are pleased to announce the release of the 12-language (subtitled) DVD will be released on the 13th of June and which can be purchased on this site (go DVD): English | German | Italian |French | Spanish | Hungarian | Polish | Slovakian |Ukrainian | Russian | Korean | Mandarin | Arabic | Read more
The Home Office has allegedly told the LGBT website Pink News that it wants to look again at the possibility of banning psychotherapy for unwanted same-sex attraction, which it disparagingly terms ‘conversion therapy’. Carys Mosely explores the implications of this Read more
Dr Carys Moseley (Consultant to Christian Concern) Dr Stephen Baskerville (Professor of Government, Patrick Henry College) and Roger Kiska (Consultant to the Christian Legal Centre) discuss the proposed banning of psychotherapeutic suppo...
The Rt Rev Graham James implies that General Synod voted only to ban “conversion therapy” as opposed to “prayer or accredited counselling” for people uncomfortable with their sexuality. But the underlying Memorandum of Understanding restricts the latter to helping people to “reach a greater degree of acceptance of their sexual orientation” – not to move away from it. Read more
Considering the studies cited... Read more
‘I don’t want to see another young person take their life,’ says Jayne Ozanne. She wants to see ‘conversion therapy’ banned. There are four propositions here: that (i) LGBT-identified people experience more depression than others; (ii) they likewise commit suicide more often; (iii) a major cause of this is what she calls ‘spiritual abuse’ in the Church; and (iv) therapy makes matters worse, not better. Read more
In 1994 John Bancroft said about research into sexual orientation,that it was an area “par excellence where scientific objectivity has little chance of survival.” Read more
A response to the Revd Stephen Neill (Gazette 16th Sept) Read more
11 accounts from a range of current CIT clients wanting to leave homosexual practices and feelings. Updated... Download file
Stepehn Nolan Interview John O Doherty (Rainbow Project) and Mike Davidson (Core Issues Trust) on Voices of... Download audio file
Mike Davidson speaks to Mike Parr on Radio Tees 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.
What a priviledge to partner with GAFCON at the gathering in Jerusalem later this month Read more
