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Presbyterian Minister Censured for Gay Weddings
Monday Feb 27, 2012
A retired Presbyterian minister who officiated at 16 same-sex weddings during the brief period they were legal in California has been censured by her denomination's highest court.
The General Assembly Permanent Judicial Commission of the Presbyterian Church (U.S.A.) ruled in a 9-6 verdict issued Tuesday that the Rev. Jane Spahr of San Francisco deliberately violated church law when she conducted the marriage ceremonies in 2008.
Archbishop of Canterbury: Changing culture with gay marriage laws would be wrong
by Stephen Gray
29 February 2012, 10:19amIn a speech on human rights and religious faith, the Archbishop of Canterbury has told an audience in Geneva that laws should restrict discrimination against gays and other minorities but should not be used to actively 'promote change' within a culture on issues like marriage.
Noted Methodist pastor to speak on equality for gays, lesbians in the church
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Again, we're getting caught up. This post contains articles from 6/10 up through today.
Bulgaria: Church asked to repudiate priest's call to 'throw stones' at Pride
by Stephen Gray
19 June 2012, 3:16pmPride organisers in the Bulgarian capital have clashed with the Orthodox Church over what event organisers see as tacit support for violence against marchers.
June 19, 2012 5:03PM
New Resource for LDS Families with Gay Children Links Acceptance and Health
Post by Joanna Brooks
Last week, the Family Acceptance Project at San Francisco State University released new materials designed to provide LDS families with a clear picture of the connections between family acceptance or rejection of gay young people and the kinds of health outcomes and life chances those young people will experience.
The booklet has been designated as a "Best Practice" resource for suicide prevention—the only one of its kind for LDS people—by the Suicide Prevention Resource Center and the American Foundation for Suicide Prevention. I spoke with Dr. Caitlin Ryan of the Family Acceptance Project at SFSU about the research and the reasoning behind this groundbreaking resource.
Christians Can Change Their Minds On Homosexuality
Religion News Service | By Shari Johnson Posted: 06/14/2012 11:17 am Updated: 06/14/2012 11:17 am
(RNS) When President Obama announced his support of same-sex marriage, I was thrilled. But I also was filled with a sense of dread about the maelstrom that was sure to follow. I knew it was coming because there was a time when I would have been a part of it.
June 21, 2012 12:06PM
Mormons Prepare to March in Seven LGBT Parades this Weekend
Post by Joanna Brooks
This weekend, Mormons are preparing to march in seven LGBT Pride parades: New York City, San Francisco, Houston, Seattle, Cleveland, Twin Cities, and Santiago, Chile. More than 140 Mormons are expected to march in Santiago alone.
It is striking to think that it was four years ago this month that the LDS Church issued a letter to be read to California congregations urging members to full engagement in support of Proposition 8, setting into motion a headline-grabbing Mormon campaign to end civil same-sex marriage in California.
Australian Salvation Army apologises for spokesman arguing gays should be executed
by James Park
24 June 2012, 1:02pmThe Australian Salvation Army has apologised after a senior official told an Australian LGBT radio station that gay people should be put to death.
Christian Group Backs Away From Ex-Gay Therapy
by Patrick Condon
Wednesday Jun 27, 2012
MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - The president of the country's best-known Christian ministry dedicated to helping people repress same-sex attraction through prayer is trying to distance the group from the idea that gay people's sexual orientation can be permanently changed or "cured."
Evangelicals Fight Over Therapy To 'Cure' Gays
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July 6, 2012
Supporters call it "conversion therapy." Critics call it "praying away the gay." Whatever name you use, it's creating a ruckus in Christian circles about whether a person can change his or her sexual orientation. And now the largest "ex-gay ministry" is rejecting the approach.
John Smid was 25 when he came out as gay. Three years later, he found religion — specifically, evangelical Christianity. He says the message was clear: You can't be a Christian and engage in homosexual behavior. So he joined Exodus International, the largest ministry that tried to "cure" people of same-sex attractions.
· Is Change Possible? Shifting the Ex-Gay Question
· The idea that gays and lesbians could be "cured" meant, for evangelical anti-gay activists, that gay people's rights didn't need protection. The game appears to be changing.
· By Lynne Gerber
Last month, in an interview with The Atlantic, Alan Chambers, president of Exodus International, made it unequivocally clear that the nation's largest ex-gay organization no longer considers itself in the business of changing sexual orientation.
Australia: 40 percent of gay couples identify as Christian
by Stephen Gray
29 June 2012, 10:52amAccording to 2011 census figures, 40 percent of gay couples in Australia identify themselves as Christians.
Ex-Gay Group Head Now Says Practicing Gays Go to Heaven
by Jason St. Amand
Web Producer / Staff Writer
Wednesday Jul 18, 2012
Alan Chambers, the president of Exodus International, which recently stopped supporting conversion therapy, told the Christian Post that gay men and lesbians will go to heaven as long as they "have security in Christ."
· July 21, 2012 11:24AM
Anti-Gay 'Courage'
Post by Candace Chellew-Hodge
"Fact: It requires courage to speak out for marriage …"
That quote, by itself, could certainly have come from a gay or lesbian person working to gain their right to marry in this country. It certainly takes courage to stand up for one's rights when they are being denied. It takes courage to stand up in a country that has a history of writing its laws to force you to sit down, shut up, and get back in your closet.
Ghana: Newspaper says 82 percent 'abhor gays' due to religious affiliation
by Stephen Gray
27 July 2012, 3:43pmA Ghanaian newspaper has claimed 82 percent of citizens 'abhor homosexuality' solely because they subscribe to religions whose leaders have spoken out against gay activity.
· The Gospel Church and the Ruining of Gay Lives: An Interview with Anthony Heilbut
· By Douglas Harrison
To most students of gospel music, Anthony Heilbut's name is almost as legendary as many of the gospel performers he has chronicled as a writer and recorded as a music producer in his long career. Among his most notable contributions, he wrote the first serious history of black gospel in 1971, The Gospel Sound, and produced a series of well-received records by many of gospel's golden-age luminaries.
Bryan Fischer calls for new Underground Railroad for children of gay parents
by Stephen Gray
9 August 2012, 11:47amThe Director of Issue Analysis for the anti-gay American Family Association has called for a new Underground Railroad to deliver children from gay parents.
South African pastor blames gay men, lesbians and feminists for 'culture of death'
by Christopher Brocklebank
23 August 2012, 2:53pmPastor Errol Naidoo of South Africa's Family Policy Institute has blamed the LGBT community for creating a "culture of death" that led, among other things, to the Marikana mine massacre.
Rowan Williams: Church 'wrong' about homosexuality but Cameron has embarrassed us on gay marriage
by Staff Writer, PinkNews.co.uk
8 September 2012, 11:42amIn an interview with the Daily Telegraph ahead of his upcoming retirement from the role of Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams has said that while the Church was "wrong" not to have advocated gay equality, Prime Minister David Cameron was wrong to embarrass the Church of England over the issue of equal marriage.
Rowan Williams Admits Failings Over Church Split
by Cassandra Vinograd
Monday Sep 10, 2012
LONDON - Archbishop of Canterbury Rowan Williams has admitted he didn't do enough to prevent sharp divisions within the Anglican church over homosexuality.
Williams, who is stepping down in December, spent much of his decade as archbishop trying to hold the diverse Anglican Communion together after the ordination of the first openly homosexual Anglican bishop, American Gene Robinson, split traditionalists, such as African churches, and liberals.http://www.edgeonthenet.com/?136832
· September 23, 2012 4:59PM
C'mon, Joel, Swerve a Little Bit
Post by Candace Chellew-Hodge
Poor Joel Osteen. I'm not sure why he keeps going on national news and talk shows when he knows that, inevitably, he'll get cornered on the gay question. It happened to him again when he appeared on CNN this week with Soledad O'Brien and a panel of guests including Deepak Chopra and Richard Socarides, an openly gay Democratic strategist.
Osteen offered his signature pained full-toothed smile as he explained, again, that homosexuality is like lying or pride, all sins but no worse than the others. O'Brien kept hammering the theme, though, that lying and pride are choices we can make, but homosexuality is not.
Church leader: Being straight is not a choice, but being gay is still a sin
by Joseph Patrick McCormick
23 September 2012, 1:16amThe leader of a church in Texas has admitted in a TV interview that he is straight, and that he did not choose to be so, but maintained that being gay is a sin.
· Forget Debates and Dialogue about LGBT Justice, the Religious Right isn't Listening
· An interview with Mel White
Mel White has made a name for himself in religious right circles by staying on the down low—he spent his early years in the movement ghostwriting books for the likes of fundamentalist Christian superstars Jerry Falwell, Pat Robertson, and Billy Graham.
UK: Process to appoint new Archbishop of Canterbury gets underway
by Scott Roberts
26 September 2012, 10:47amAnglican officials are preparing to make a final decision on who is to be the new Archbishop of Canterbury, ahead of Dr Rowan Williams' retirement from the post in December.
· October 1, 2012 5:49PM
Disciples of Christ Church in Indiana Approves LBGT Inclusion
Post by Elizabeth Drescher
Representatives from 180 congregations in the Indiana Region of Christian Church (Disciples of Christ), meeting this weekend in Indianapolis for its annual assembly, voted to affirm the inclusion of lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender members, according to a feed of tweets on the assembly website. A formal statement on the vote has not yet been offered by the region or the denomination.
While the larger Disciples church in the U.S. and Canada affirmed in 2009 a policy that "does not include sexual orientation as a criterion for ordination, licensing/commissioning, or standing"—leading many to believe erroneously that ordination was open to LGBT members throughout the denomination—the congregational polity of the denomination requires that individual congregations affirm the policies recommended by the larger body. The decision to affirm the suggestions of the larger church is generally accomplished at the assemblies in the denomination's 33 regions.
Rowan Williams admits the Church of England may have caused 'mental' pain towards gay people
by Scott Roberts
2 October 2012, 7:58pmIn one of his last major public lectures before he steps down later this year, the Archbishop of Canterbury, Dr Rowan Williams, admits the Church of England's attitude to gay relationships has often been harmful to people on the receiving end of its message.
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Northern Ireland: Gay rights group welcomes election of archbishop
by Scott Roberts
4 October 2012, 1:00pmChanging Attitude Ireland, the Church of Ireland's pro-gay group, has welcomed the appointment of Reverend Richard Clarke as the new primate of All-Ireland.
Scotland: Church minister defects over gay clergy
by Scott Roberts
5 October 2012, 9:27pmA minister has quit the Church of Scotland over the issue of gay clergy.
39-year-old Reverend Paul Gibson told the Scotsman newspaper that many others are likely to follow suit.
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Conservative Christians Blame the Gays for Hurricane Sandy
by Jason St. Amand
Web Producer / Staff Writer
Tuesday Oct 30, 2012
A conservative Christian pastor is blaming Hurricane Sandy, which was expected to impact the Eastern seaboard Monday evening and Tuesday morning, on the LGBT community.
John McTernan, author, pastor and founder of Defend and Proclaim the Faith ministries, fired off a blog post on the Defend and Proclaim website that suggested the LGBT community and President Barack Obama's support for marriage equality are to blame for Hurricane Sandy. He also took aim at Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney.
October 29, 2012 12:58PM
Hurricane Sandy Spawns Right-Wing Theodicy
Post by Candace Chellew-Hodge
As Hurricane Sandy heads ashore on the east coast of the U.S., far right-wing religious zealots are already calling it a sign from God for everything from U.S. policy on Israel to, of course, the gays.
UK: Anti-equal marriage bishop chosen to become Archbishop of Canterbury
by Scott Roberts
8 November 2012, 11:19amThe Bishop of Durham Justin Welby, who is strongly opposed to equal marriage, is set to become the next Archbishop of Canterbury.
Pro-Gay Ex-oilman Named Archbishop of Canterbury
by Robert Barr
Friday Nov 9, 2012
LONDON - A former oil executive with experience in conflict resolution has been chosen to lead a global Anglican Communion riven by sharply divided views on gay people and their place in the church.
Prime Minister David Cameron announced Friday that Justin Welby, 56, a fast-rising priest with only a year's experience as a bishop, had been picked to succeed Rowan Williams as archbishop of Canterbury, head of the Church of England and spiritual leader of the world's 77 million Anglicans.
UK: New Archbishop signals openness on LGBT issues
by Scott Roberts
9 November 2012, 3:02pmThe Bishop of Durham Justin Welby, who has been appointed as the new Archbishop of Canterbury, says the Church of England must have "no truck with any form of homophobia".
Integrity welcomes the announcement today of the next Archbishop of Canterbury: Bishop Justin Welby, currently Bishop of Durham. It is a difficult position – to be the designated "instrument of unity" for a Communion which is increasingly diverse and attempts to draw together peoples and countries with competing needs. Bishop Welby comes well equipped to take on the challenge, having worked in Africa and being familiar with the Church in several different countries.
Welby comes from the evangelical wing of the relatively conservative Church of England, and is said to oppose gay marriage. Caroline Hall, President of Integrity USA, said, "Our prayers will be with Bishop Welby as he takes on this enormous challenge. I hope that he will be able to build on the experience of his predecessor, Archbishop Williams and manage not to cave to the tactics of bullies. The majority of Anglicans want to work together to further the reign of God, and it will be Bishop Welby's task to provide leadership for this cooperation. In the reign of God there is neither male nor female, black nor white, gay nor straight. I hope that he can help us to make this vision of inclusivity a reality throughout the Anglican Communion."
When visiting the Episcopal House of Bishops earlier this year, Bishop Welby said, "I pray and hope that we live with confidence and hope, and grow in the ability to live in complexity. That we are able to have diversity without enmity. God has made the churches full of diversity, that is the miracle of unity, praise God for diversity, when lived in love and integrity." Integrity's hope is that the Bishop will be able so to do.
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Unnatural disasters
By Nancy Wilson and Yvette Flunder
Natural disasters can bring out people's best. As Hurricane Sandy roared across the Northeast, people joined together to pile sandbags; they reached out to neighbors who needed a dry place; they risked life and limb to save strangers from a watery grave. Would that all neighbors be treated with such respect in political storms as well.
As the political storm season comes to a climax, there are unnatural disasters that speak of the human capacity to harm each other.
In a category 1 unnatural disaster, cartoonish leaders demean religion by blaming lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people for the hurricane. Linda Wall , prominent anti-LGBT lawyer claims that the USA is under "God's judgment." The Rev. John McTernan blames marriage equality laws for God's "destructive judgments."
US: False advertising lawsuit filed against New Jersey group offering gay 'conversion therapy'
by Joseph Patrick McCormick
27 November 2012, 11:55pmFour gay men in New York have filed a lawsuit accusing a New Jersey-based group of falsely offering "conversion therapy", with a view to "reversing" their homosexuality.
November 28, 2012 3:17PM
Campaign Calls On Anti-Gay Leaders to "Repent"
Post by Candace Chellew-Hodge
Soulforce, the faith-based LGBT civil rights organization founded by Mel White, has begun its "Repent Campaign" designed to open up dialogue with right-wing religious leaders.
Currently, Soulforce is asking people to vote for which "fundamentalists you think most deserve our attention right now in this political moment." The list is quite long and includes some well known names like National Organization for Marriage leader Maggie Gallagher, radio host and American Family Association public policy director Bryan Fischer, Focus on the Family president Jim Daly, and supporter of Uganda's "Kill the Gays" bill Lou Engle.
US: Evangelical Christian man fakes being gay for a year as research for a new book
by Joseph Patrick McCormick
4 December 2012, 11:30pmAn evangelical Christian man from Tennessee has cause controversy by pretending to be gay for a year, as research for a new book, and has received criticism from the LGBT community.
Reparative Therapy is Quackery, Rabbis Agree—But that Doesn't Mean it's Okay to Be Gay
Three things happened in the gay Jewish Orthodox world this past week: one was reported on CBS and CNN, and the other two passed relatively unnoticed. But to really understand the former, you need to know about the latter two.
The big development was the lawsuit filed by four former clients of JONAH ("Jews Offering New Alternatives for Healing"), the leading Jewish "reparative therapy" organization. The clients, and two of their parents, have sued JONAH for fraud, claiming that the organization peddled quack therapies that were ineffective and counterproductive. This is big news, and, if successful, the suit would represent the second major blow against "reparative therapy" this year—the first being California's banning of it entirely.
US: Christian right leader continues support for Ugandan President, despite "kill the gays" bill
by Joseph Patrick McCormick
7 December 2012, 5:49pmDespite the fact that the Ugandan Parliament has been reviving its so-called 'kill the gays' bill, the US-based Family Research Council has continued to offer its support to the country's president.
Singing Loud And Proud: Choir For LGBT Mormons Breaks Out
December 14, 2012 5:51 PM
"It was almost like watching a rock concert, and I thought, 'Oh, I'd love to do that,' " he says.
San Francisco: Gay-friendly 'Queen James' Bible launched
by Scott Roberts
13 December 2012, 7:06pmA San Francisco Episcopal minister has launched what's been described as a new "Gay Bible".
Vatican paper says marriage equality efforts aim for a gay 'utopia'
by Joseph Patrick McCormick
18 December 2012, 12:36pmThe media in the Vatican has likened moves towards equal marriage to a communist-like "utopia", and said that the Catholic Church will not accept "fashionable" changes in favour of equality.
Bishop Gene Robinson: Jesus was pro-gay and spent most of his time with 12 men
by Scott Roberts
17 December 2012, 2:00pmThe US Episcopal Church's first openly gay bishop, Gene Robinson, says Jesus would have approved of gay families and of LGBT relationships in general.
US: Republican Todd Akin pushes for homophobic 'licence to bully' law
by Scott Roberts
19 December 2012, 1:57pmMissouri Republican Representative Todd Akin is giving one last push to an anti-gay bill before leaving the US House of Representatives.
US Pentecostal churches blamed for homophobia 'surge' in Africa
by Scott Roberts
19 December 2012, 10:38amExtreme elements of the US Pentecostal Church are behind the 'surge' in homophobia across Africa, according to human rights groups.
Save lives in Uganda
Anti-homosexuality bill called 'world's most harsh'
by Amee Paparella on December 19, 2012
[Called Out Editors' Note – This article was published after the Ugandan Parliament went on recess without bringing up the bill. Still, it's encouraging that someone in The UMC had the guts to go on record.]
Lives of our gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) brothers and sisters in Uganda are in jeopardy.
The Uganda Parliament is considering a bill that would impose more severe punishments for homosexual acts, which are already illegal there. The re-introduced bill would put LBGT individuals and their families at great risk. It has been called the "world's most harsh and comprehensively homophobic law."
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A Queer New Year
As we noted on New Year's Eve, GLAAD posted a great year-end roundup of five big advances on LGBT issues among religious communities in 2012, all of which were part of RD's coverage this past year: religious voices in marriage equality battles, greater visibility for pro-equality Catholics and Mormons, a further embrace of LGBT equality in the Episcopal church, and the emergence of LGBT voices on campus at religious colleges.
US: First openly gay Anglican bishop, Gene Robinson, retires after 10 years
by Joseph Patrick McCormick
5 January 2013, 9:46pmThe US Episcopal Church's first openly gay bishop, Gene Robinson, retired from his post on Saturday, after almost ten years.
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Survey: Big drop in Americans who say being gay is a sin
by Scott Roberts
11 January 2013, 10:33amAmericans who believe being gay is a sin are now a minority, according to research released yesterday, which links the trend to President Obama's 2012 decision to support equal marriage.
Anglican Nigerian church threatens to split from Church of England over gay bishops row
by Joseph Patrick McCormick
10 January 2013, 2:52pmThe Church of Nigeria Anglican Communion has threatened to break away from the Church of England over a recent announcement that the latter has dropped its opposition to gay clergy becoming bishops.
Rescuing the Gospel from gays-vs.-Christians debate
Torn offers candid, even-handed analysis of devisive issue
by the Rev. Heath Bradley on January 11, 2013
Justin Lee has a voice and a story that everyone needs to listen to. He is the leader of The Gay Christian Network, a regular blogger, and author of Torn: Rescuing the Gospel from the Gays-vs.-Christians Debate.
In this, his first book, Lee offers his readers a wide-ranging discussion of the gay debate in the church today, including very even-handed and brief overviews of the biblical and scientific debates surrounding homosexuality.
Anti-gay Christian group: It is 'dangerous' to say the bible is inclusive of gay people
by Joseph Patrick McCormick
15 January 2013, 6:05pmThe leader of the Evangelical Alliance has responded to an article which claimed the bible could be inclusive of gay people, to say that suggestions of a new biblical interpretation are "dangerous".
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Vatican Criticizes European Religious Freedom Ruling
Religion News Service | By Alessandro Speciale Posted: 01/17/2013 12:22 pm EST
VATICAN CITY (RNS) The Vatican on Wednesday (Jan. 16) criticized a ruling from the European Court of Human Rights that affirms employers' right to limit the expression of religious beliefs in the workplace when it conflicts with equality laws.
In an interview with Vatican Radio, Archbishop Dominique Mamberti, the Vatican's foreign minister, said that on "morally controversial subjects, such as abortion or homosexuality," people have the right to defend their freedom of conscience.
January 17, 2013 11:23AM
Leading UK Evangelical Comes Out for Gay Acceptance
Post by Candace Chellew-Hodge
Steve Chalke, the pastor of Oasis Church Waterloo, a Baptist church in London, is making waves in the evangelical community after coming out to affirm "loving, stable" gay and lesbian relationships. The Independent quotes Chalke as writing:
"When we refuse to make room for gay people to live in loving, stable relationships, we consign them to lives of loneness, secrecy and fear. It's one thing to be critical of a promiscuous lifestyle—but shouldn't the Church consider nurturing positive models for permanent and monogamous homosexual relationships?"
Reaction from fellow evangelicals, like Greg Downes at Christian Today was swift, and negative: "Since the scriptures are crystal clear on the issue, my fear is that any shift to embrace this new interpretation is nothing short of a denial of the authority of the Bible itself," Downs said.
Anti-gay evangelist Scott Lively: 'Gays will crush religion and persecute Christians'
by Joseph Patrick McCormick
22 January 2013, 6:18pmAn anti-gay preacher from the US has attacked the gay rights movement, accusing it of attempting to "crush" religious liberty, and that it seeks to "persecute" Christians.
Comment: The boundaries of tolerance
by Adrian Tippetts
23 January 2013, 7:03pmDon't be fooled by the victim narrative of religious lobby groups, writes Adrian Tippetts for PinkNews. In a society of competing ideas, cultures and aspirations, individual liberty is sacrosanct.
Evangelical Churches Refine Message on Gay Issues
by Travis Loller
Thursday Jan 31, 2013
The Rev. Robert Jeffress has changed the way he talks about homosexuality from the pulpit.
The pastor of the 11,000-member First Baptist Dallas hasn't stopped preaching that homosexual sex is sinful, but he no longer singles it out for special condemnation. Now, Jeffress says he usually talks about homosexuality within "a bigger context of God's plan for sex between one man and one woman in a lifetime relationship called marriage."http://www.edgeonthenet.com/?141201
Megachurch Pastor: We're "American Al Qaeda" for Opposing Homosexuality
By Tom Bartlett
Tom Bartlett is a science reporter for the Chronicle of Higher Education. His articles have appeared in the Washington Post, the New York Times, Utne Reader, Slate, and others.
The day after it was announced that Louie Giglio, an Atlanta pastor, founder of the Passion movement and campaigner against human trafficking, had been chosen to deliver the benediction at President Obama's second inauguration, an old sermon of his surfaced. Okay, it didn't "surface"—ThinkProgress, the well-known left-wing blog, dug up a sermon from the 1990s in which Giglio calls homosexuality a sin, worries that same-sex marriage will undermine society, and insists that only a sensitive guy with long hair named Jesus can turn gays straight. An outcry ensued and Giglio withdrew from the ceremony. As political debacles go, this was junior varsity stuff—"over in a flash," as Sarah Posner put it here on RD.
Sin is Not a Crime: A Conversation with Patrick Cheng
A Christian theologian re-writes the seven deadly sins, invites everyone—LGBT, religious or not—to come out of the closet
Candace Chellew-Hodge is the founder/editor of Whosoever: An Online Magazine for GLBT Christians and currently serves as the pastor of Jubilee! Circle in Columbia, S.C. She is also the author of Bulletproof Faith: A Spiritual Survival Guide for Gay and Lesbian Christians (Jossey-Bass, 2008)
The next time a Christian prattles on about how gay sex is a sin, blame Augustine.
The Church Father who gave us the doctrine of original sin also had a very negative view of sexuality in general—and gave us the idea that the only appropriate sex is for procreation, within the bounds of marriage.
But, as Patrick Cheng reminds us in his latest book, From Sin to Amazing Grace, there are Christian traditions that pre-date Augustine's prudish views.
Ghana: Anti-gay critics say new children's minister will 'promote homosexuality'
by Corinne Pinfold
4 February 2013, 5:49pmGhana's new children's minister has been accused of supporting gay rights by her critics even though she denies stating that homosexuality should be legalised.
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Book Review: 'Torn' offers balanced talk on church & homosexuality
January 17, 2013
by Heath Bradley, Special Contributor
Torn: Rescuing the Gospel from the Gays-vs.-Christians Debate
Jericho Books, 2012
Hardcover, 272 pagesJustin Lee has a voice and a story that everyone needs to listen to. He is the leader of the Gay Christian Network (gaychristian.net), a regular blogger (gcnjustin.tumblr.com) and, now, the author of Torn: Rescuing the Gospel from the Gays-vs.-Christians Debate.
In this, his first book, Mr. Lee offers his readers a wide-ranging discussion of the gay debate in the church today, including very evenhanded and brief overviews of the biblical and scientific debates surrounding homosexuality.
Far and away the strongest aspect of this book, though, is the honest and candid nature in which Mr. Lee shares with us his own story.
Mormon Church Working With LGBT Leaders on Utah Anti-Discrimination Bill
by Jason St. Amand
Web Producer / Staff Writer
Tuesday Feb 12, 2013
Officials from the Mormon Church have apparently been working with Utah's LGBT community in order to create a bill that would protect gays from housing and employment discrimination in Utah, Salt Lake Tribune reports.
Sen. Curt Bramble, R-Provo, opened a bill file on Thursday, called "Housing and Employment Amendments" and will sponsor the measure if the two parties can reach an agreement. Although 16 cities in Utah have passed similar ordinances, this bill would ban anti-gay discrimination statewide.
Pope's Resignation An Opportunity For Africa's Cardinals
February 16, 2013 5:18 AM
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The names of African cardinals are popping up as possible contenders to succeed Pope Benedict as head of the Roman Catholic Church when he steps down at the end of the month.
The Mary Mother of Good Council School is one of a number of respected Roman Catholic schools overseen by the archdiocese of Accra, the capital of the West African nation of Ghana. The Metropolitan archbishop of Accra, Charles Palmer-Buckle, who trained as a priest at pontifical universities in Rome, is upbeat about the continent's contribution to the Catholic Church.
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Diocese Won't Reinstate Fired Gay Ohio Teacher
Wednesday Jun 12, 2013
The superintendent for a Roman Catholic Diocese has declined to reinstate a gay teacher who is challenging her firing by a Catholic school.
June 14, 2013 12:28PM
Nearly Half of LGBT People Claim No Religion
Post by Candace Chellew-Hodge
As someone who has been criticized by the LGBT community for remaining in a religion—namely, Christianity—that does not want me, it's not shocking to me that a new Pew Research poll shows nearly half of all LGBT people claim no religious affiliation.
The survey showed 48% of the LGBT population claims no religious affiliation, compared to 20% of the general public. Even among LGBT people who do embrace religion many are closeted or hiding in congregations with 33% saying "there is a conflict between their religious beliefs and their sexual orientation or gender identity."
Church of Scotland could lose £1 million a year in givings, over gay ordination row
by Joseph Patrick McCormick
16 June 2013, 2:33pmCongregations have begun to resign from the Church of Scotland, with six having already quit, over a recent decision to allow gay ministers to be ordained.
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Christians v. Gays: The Damage Done
By David Gushee
Dr. David P. Gushee, a Christian ethicist, teacher, activist, and churchman, serves as Distinguished University Professor of Christian Ethics and Director of the Center for Theology and Public Life at Mercer University.
Predictably, conservative Christian activists and commentators are already decrying the Supreme Court's decisions today rejecting the constitutionality of the 1996 Defense of Marriage Act and permitting same-sex marriages to resume in California.
These Christians are doubling down, and doubling down, and doubling down again, on the same arguments and strategies that have failed in the court of public opinion and today in the Supreme Court.
Gay, Evangelical and Seeking Acceptance in Church
by Rachel Zoll
Sunday Jun 30, 2013
Evangelicals are being challenged to change their views of gays and lesbians, and the pressure isn't coming from the gay rights movement or watershed court rulings: Once silent for fear of being shunned, more gay and lesbian evangelicals are speaking out about how they've struggled to reconcile their beliefs and sexual orientation.
June 28, 2013 1:31PM
Message to Anti-Gay Pastors: Double Down
Post by Candace Chellew-Hodge
Double down and be very afraid. That was the message to pastors during a conference call today by an attorney from the Alliance Defending Freedom, the right-wing outfit of attorneys that represented Protect Marriage at the U.S. Supreme Court over California's Proposition 8.
The conference call, held by Pulpit Freedom Sunday, a program created by Jim Garlow's Skyline Wesleyan Church in La Mesa, Calif., featured ADF attorney Joe La Rue outlining the impact of the Supreme Court's decision overturning Section 3 of the Defense of Marriage Act and returning the Prop 8 case to California.
[Called Out Editors' Note – In the "straw men" picture that accompanies the article, the figures appear to be made out of a combination of hay (round bales) and straw (rectangular bales.) We'll leave it to you to look up the difference between hay and straw.]
An Evangelical Intellectual Takes On Same-Sex Marriage, Grasps at Straw Men
Following Christian philosopher William Lane Craig through a corn maze
Eric C. Miller is a lecturer in the Department of Communication Arts and Sciences at the Pennsylvania State University. His research focuses on the rhetoric of the religious right.
Of all the terms used to describe the recent shift in public opinion toward same-sex marriage, "seismic" is one of the most common. Given the centrality of California to this discussion, headline writers have found "Seismic Shift" difficult to resist. And it makes sense—the earth seems to have moved, structures shifted or collapsed.
In recent weeks the metaphor has found fresh resonance. Opponents of same-sex marriage are frantically rushing to raise and brace their beams.
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LGBT Group Finds Acceptance at Evangelical College
by Sarah Parvini
Saturday Jul 13, 2013
PASADENA, Calif. -- Nick Palacios struggled to get his conservative Pentecostal parents to accept him as a gay evangelical Christian for nearly a decade before his family found a common ground through faith.
Now, as an openly gay seminarian, the 29-year-old hopes to carve out a similar acceptance for other gays in the broader evangelical community through his role as president of the nation's first LGBT student club sanctioned by a major evangelical seminary. The group, called OneTable, formed last fall at Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena, one of the world's largest multi-denominational seminaries, and has attracted about three dozen students.
Dean of Chichester: Being gay is 'not a choice but a given'
by Joseph Patrick McCormick
15 July 2013, 6:35pmUpdate: An original draft of this article published on 13 July included a misquotation which made it appear as though the Dean of Chichester suggested that being gay is a choice. The talk held at Chichester Cathedral titled 'Gay Marriage- Sacrament or Scandal', included an impassioned debate during which the Dean stood up for gay rights and equal marriage and said he was "horrified" by homophobic behaviour. The correct quote from the Dean read that being gay is "not a choice but a given".
The Dean of Chichcester held a public talk at Chichester Cathedral last week, which focussed on equal marriage, during which he reflected on the idea that "homosexuality is not a choice but a given", but also that there was no easy solution to religious opposition to equal marriage.
July 19, 2013 6:33PM
FRC's Perkins Selling Straight Hot Sex
Post by Candace Chellew-Hodge
Faced with a growing acceptance of gay and lesbian people in both society and the church, the religious right is rolling out its new sales pitch for heterosexuality: "Married heterosexuals have the best sex!"
After failing to sell the younger generation on the intrinsic value of marriage as the best way to raise children, they've decided to back up a few steps and instead pitch the great baby-making sex that straight married couples apparently have.
"Those who worship God weekly have the best sex," asserted Patrick F. Fagan, Senior Fellow and Director of the Marriage and Religion Research Institute (MARRI) at the Family Research Council.
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Archbishop Desmond Tutu: I would rather go to Hell than worship a homophobic�God
by James Park
27�July�2013, 12:30pm�
Archbishop Desmond Tutu, famous for his role in ending�Apartheid, has said that he would rather go to Hell if he discovered that God was homophobic.
Pope Says He Won�t Judge Gay Priests
by Nicole Winfield
Monday Jul 29, 2013
Pope Francis reached out to gays on Monday, saying he wouldn�t judge priests for their sexual orientation in a remarkably open and wide-ranging news conference as he returned from his first foreign trip.
"If someone is gay and he searches for the Lord and has good will, who am I to judge?" Francis asked.
Archbishop of Canterbury: �Popular opinion on equal marriage is not a case for changing obedience to�God�
by Joseph Patrick McCormick
30�July�2013, 1:42pm�
Speaking at a Christian conference, the Archbishop of Canterbury has said that popular opinion on equal marriage is �not a case for changing obedience to God�.
Pope Francis: Who am I to judge gay�people?
by Scott Roberts
29�July�2013, 12:59pm�
In a significant development Pope Francis has said that gay people should not be judged or marginalised and should be integrated into society.
July 29, 2013
Will Francis� Statements on Women and Gays �Make a Mess� Inside the Church?
By Mary E. Hunt
Mary E. Hunt, Ph.D., is a feminist theologian who is co-founder and co-director of the Women's Alliance for Theology, Ethics and Ritual (WATER) in Silver Spring, Maryland, USA. A Roman Catholic active in the women-church movement, she lectures and writes on theology and ethics with particular attention to liberation issues.
Pope Francis made his first foray abroad since becoming pope and by all accounts his stock is up. In the case of World Youth Day in Rio de Janeiro, however, the encore will be more important than the performance itself. Will his comments on the plane ride home regarding the role of women and��the�gay lobby� translate into changes inside the institutional church? One can only hope, though it remains too early to tell.�
I wasn�t there, but I watched enough live coverage to get a feel for the scene at Copacabana Beach. Whether I wanted it or not, I probably earned the plenary indulgence promised to his Twitter followers! These Vatican people think of everything from age to age.�
[Called Out Editors� Note:� We thought this was interesting and needed to go in both the Religion and Marriage posts.� We�ve known about this book almost since it was published.� One of us has a friend that does go on about this book.]
Christian church performed same-sex marriages almost 2,000 years�ago
by Joseph Patrick McCormick
30�July�2013, 9:37pm�
A book by historian John Boswell around the origins of equal marriage is being released in digital edition for the first time in August, and discusses that almost 2,000 years ago, the Christian church performed same-sex weddings.
July 30, 2013 3:45PM
U.S. [Catholic] Bishops Have No Trouble Judging Gays
Post by Peter Montgomery
Pope Francis�s informal comments about gay people � �Who am I to judge them if they�re seeking the Lord in good faith?� � have drawn a lot of attention, including a valuable context-providing analysis�from Mary Hunt here on RD.
The remarks stood out because their gracious tone toward gay people is a striking departure from the rhetoric of this pope�s immediate predecessor -- so striking, in fact, that Thomas Reese, a priest and former editor of the Jesuit-published America magazine, wrote, "The pope made it clear that there is no room for homophobia either in the church or society. But if I had said what he said 24 hours before he said it, I would have been reported to the archbishop."
Analysis: Pope�s Revolution; Not All are Pleased
by Nicole Winfield
Wednesday Jul 31, 2013
The Francis Revolution is underway. Not everyone is pleased.
Four months into his papacy, Francis has called on young Catholics in the trenches to take up spiritual arms to shake up a dusty, doctrinaire church that is losing faithful and relevance. He has said women must have a greater role - not as priests, but a place in the church that recognizes that Mary is more important than any of the apostles. And he has turned the Vatican upside down, quite possibly knocking the wind out of a poisonously homophobic culture by merely uttering the word "gay" and saying: so what?http://www.edgeonthenet.com/?147620
Pope�s Comments Push LGBTQ Equality Issues Forward
by David �Perry
EDGE Contributor
Thursday Aug 1, 2013
Pope Francis stunned Catholics and several other denominations when he declared, "If a person is gay and seeks the Lord and has good will, who am I to judge that person?"
The Pontiff, speaking in Italian, was fielding questions from reporters during his return to Rome after a successful tour in Brazil when the question of gays in the priesthood, and the rumor of the "gay lobby" that supposedly forced his predecessor Pope Emeritus Benedict XVI into retirement.http://www.edgeonthenet.com/?147681
[Called Out Editors� Note:� We include this only to demonstrate the level of invective some so-called religious leaders will stoop to.]
Anti-gay evangelist accuses US Supreme Court judge of being a��homosexualist�
by Joseph Patrick McCormick
2�August�2013, 5:50pm�
An anti-gay evangelist has written a column which accuses one of the US Supreme Court justices of being a �homosexualist� for ruling in favour of �gay rights in the past.
Archbishop of Detroit: Pope�s comments on gay people represent �no�change�
by Corinne Pinfold
3�August�2013, 12:30pm�
The Archbishop of Detroit has spoken out over excitement about Pope Francis� seemingly progressive comments on homosexuality, arguing that the pontiff �didn�t say anything different� to established Catholic teaching.
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Openly gay minister ordained in Minneapolis
9:26 PM, Aug 25, 2013
MINNEAPOLIS - A church in Minneapolis made history on Saturday by ordaining an openly gay minister for the first time.
Daniel Vigilante is now the minister of outreach at Trinity Community Church at 28th and Humboldt Avenue.
Church sign goes viral: 'Jesus had two dads and he turned out just fine'
by Joseph Patrick McCormick
30 August 2013, 5:50pmThe picture of the sign was viewed over a million times after it was posted on Reddit
An inclusive church in Canada has joined others using its sign to advertise a message of inclusion, and has found viral internet fame as a result.
The St John's Anglican Church, erected the sign saying: "Jesus had two dads, and he turned out just fine!".
Comment: Canada is embracing gay Muslims
by Barry Dennison
30 August 2013, 5:50pmJournalist Barry Dennison explores how a group of gay Muslims practice their faith during Ramadan in Canada.
After seeing numerous internet pictures of gay men being hung by the neck in Iran, it raised questions: How is Islam practiced in western society? Does the Canadian Government truly give everyone equal opportunity to believe as they choose?


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How Should You Hug Someone You're Not Super Close To?
Just let John Kerry be your guide.
Just let John Kerry be your guide.
Cuddle up with a loved one. You'll live longer.
Maybe try not being such a tough guy, tough guy. Let's explore some feelings.
The proper technique for squishing bodies together.
*hugs monitor*
Please don't tell me you bought flowers instead of food.
This is a highly important scientific finding.
Snuggle up, everyone.
Cuddling: Does a body good.
Ban hugs. Handshakes only.
Sometimes you just need a hug, and these guys know when to give it.
Cat Elevators, a cat singing the blues, and now cats hugging. Your day is complete.
Because two dudes showing affection for one another…gross, right? YouTube rejected this 16 second clip to advertise the upcoming album from Perfume Genius because they say it contains "non-family safe material."
What's next? Dancing?
Katy Perry was getting chummy with Mark Zuckerberg at the Facebook headquarters. Internet titans collide, hug. Zuckerberg looks just as befuddled as we are by this scenario. View List ›
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Best of luck.
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The listing you are looking at is from 2008 at least and they where asking 299k. The county has a assesment value of 130k I am sure you can ask the owners direct if you would like to pay 299k they should be willing.
Do what the rest of the people posting suggested and get a good buyer's agent to help out.
Either way the owner is of public record and can be found here.
Best of Luck and let me know if you need some help,
The advice below is good: Find a buyer's agent.
However, to address your more basic question, remember that the actual transaction would be between you (the buyer) and the seller. Agents assist. They can represent. They can advise. They can do lots of the required paperwork. They can help in negotiations. All in all, they're very useful. But the actual transaction is between you and the seller. So if you want to approach the owner directly, you're perfectly entitled to.
Hope that helps.
• make sure that you are paying a fair price for the home
• make sure that your concerns about the home are fully addressed by the owner or their agent
• make sure the home is not in a flood zone or has adverse zoning
• help you find a home good inspector, to make sure the home is fit to purchase
• help you find a good title company to handle the title transfer
• help you with a company in which you can finance the home
• help you look for another home if this one doesn't work out
In most cases, the buyer agents' commission is paid by the seller, so there would be no cost to you. Give me a call directly if you have further questions. Good luck to you.
You would do better to have a buyer's agent to represent you. Typically the seller is the one that pays the commissions, not the buyer. A buyer's agent would help protect your interests, help you determine a fair market value and help assure that all requirements are met for the transfer of the property.
Additionally, iIf the seller owes more on the property than it is worth, a short sale may be involved which could be better facilitated by a skilled short sale agent.
If this home is not available, the agent you choose can keep you up to date on other homes that are on the market or as they come on the market.
For the most part, those of us who answer questions here have buyer representation programs. You can check out agents by clicking on their profiles or searching their websites.
If you are determined to go it on your own, you could write a letter to the owner or look up the owner on the county records. http://www.co.yavapai.az.us.
Word of advice: there are a LOT of important items that go into the purchase of a home, and a good REALTOR will advise you of what to look out for to protect your interest. It's a small price to pay for what may be the biggest investment you'll ever make.
Hope that helps!
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Effects of Sedatives on Sublingual Microcirculation of Patients With Septic Shock
This study has been completed.
Casa de Saúde São José
Information provided by (Responsible Party):
Guilherme Loures Penna, Casa de Saúde São José
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
First received: June 11, 2012
Last updated: June 12, 2012
Last verified: June 2012
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Previous studies have demonstrated that altered microvascular blood flow is an important marker of severe sepsis. Usually, these patients need invasive ventilatory support, frequent use of sedatives and it is unknown if these agents interfere or not on microvascular blood flow. The goal of this study was to compare effects of propofol and midazolam infusions on sublingual microcirculation of septic shock patients.
Condition | Intervention |
Shock, Sepsis |
Drug: Sedation drug (Propofol and Midazolam) |
Study Type: | Interventional |
Study Design: | Endpoint Classification: Pharmacodynamics Study Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment Masking: Single Blind (Investigator) Primary Purpose: Treatment |
Official Title: | Effects of Sedatives on Sublingual Microcirculation of Patients With Septic Shock |
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Further study details as provided by Casa de Saúde São José:
Primary Outcome Measures:
- Sublingual Microcirculatory Variables [ Time Frame: Just before stopping propofol and thirty minutes after the start of midazolam infusion ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]Patients were sedated with propofol during the first 24 hours after intubation and with midazolam afterwards.Systemic hemodynamics and perfusion parameters were assessed at two time points: just before stopping propofol and thirty minutes after the start of midazolam infusion. At both steps, four microcirculatory sequences were acquired using sidestream darkfield imaging to access sublingual microcirculation
Enrollment: | 16 |
Study Start Date: | March 2011 |
Study Completion Date: | August 2011 |
Primary Completion Date: | August 2011 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure) |
Intervention Details:
Drug: Sedation drug (Propofol and Midazolam)
Septic patients, after intubation, were initially sedated with propofol. During the second day of mechanical ventilation, propofol infusion was interrupted. When the patient awoke, the sedative drug was changed to midazolam. Sedation target was a Ramsay Scale score of 4 to 5.
Ages Eligible for Study: | 18 Years and older |
Genders Eligible for Study: | Both |
Accepts Healthy Volunteers: | No |
Inclusion Criteria:
- Septic shock patients needing mechanical ventilation in pressure or volume-controlled mode.
Exclusion Criteria:
- age less than 18 years,
- pregnancy,
- non-sinus rhythm, and
- contraindication of daily interruption of sedative drug,
- mainly with the use of neuromuscular blocking drugs, or
- patients with intracranial hypertension or epileptical status.
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To learn more about this study, you or your doctor may contact the study research staff using the Contacts provided below.
For general information, see Learn About Clinical Studies.
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01618396
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01618396
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Casa de Saude Sao Jose | |
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 22271-080 |
Sponsors and Collaborators
Casa de Saúde São José
Principal Investigator: | Guilherme Penna, MD, MsC | State University of Rio de Janeiro |
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ClinicalTrials.gov processed this record on March 03, 2015
Responsible Party: | Guilherme Loures Penna, Principal Investigator, Casa de Saúde São José |
ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier: | NCT01618396 History of Changes |
Other Study ID Numbers: | CSSJ001 |
Study First Received: | June 11, 2012 |
Last Updated: | June 12, 2012 |
Health Authority: | Brazil: National Committee of Ethics in Research |
Keywords provided by Casa de Saúde São José:
Microcirculation Hypnotics and Sedatives, Propofol, Midazolam |
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Last show of the year in North America
After the small show in cold Saskatoon Canada
Here we are in warm Las Vegas for the annual SCI convention.
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CALGARY 23 to 25 January 2015
SASKATOON 30 & 31 January 2015
This time of the year when I have the pleasure to present our latest safari options at the following conventions:
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GRAND SAFARI in CONGO: Last Safari of the 2014 season
It is early October 2014 and I am in Brazzaville waiting for a group of French hunters. The main raining season should have started already, but although it is hot and humid most days, rain is not quite here yet. While waiting, I take advantage of Mami Wata deck over the Congo river hoping to catch the evening breeze. Facing me are the lights of Kinshasa city, the capital of DRC.
François, a South African biologist coming back from camp, was telling me about the great amount of data he and his team collected over the last 4 years. Healthy population of forest antelopes as well as dwarf buffaloes. That includes lots of Giant Forest Hog and we hope to get some quotas in the future. I saw that for myself during my first safari in May, this place is in its own league really!
There are also over 400 species of dragonflies, next study will be on butterflies …
18 :00, I am at Maya Maya airport waiting for Air France direct flight from Paris. Quick formalities (thanks to our dedicated team in Brazza) and hunters, weapons and luggage are in the shuttle taking us to the hotel for the night. Brazzaville is an international conference hub mainly for the forestry and oil industry, there is a fair choice of world class hotels to choose from.
Next morning, Air Congo Tupolev will take us to the colorful town of Ouesso on the Northern side of the country. This is where the second biggest rain forest in the world (after the Amazon forest) is to be found. A Chinese contractor is doubling the length of the airport runway and pretty soon traffic will improve greatly as bigger planes will be able to land.
Vian, friend and South African PH operating in Congo, is waiting for us to cross the Sangha river on the barge belonging to forestry company CIB. We will get to camp about 2 hours 30mn later.
First hunting day, we are 3 teams with different priorities. Bernard has a dwarf buffalo high on his list with a yellow back duiker, Wolfgang is after bongo and David is mainly looking for Sitatunga and that yellow back duiker that he has been hunting in CAR and Cameroon for the last 15 years. He is yet to get one.
We will all see some yellow back, Bernard and Wolfgang will also spot some bongo, leopard, gorillas and chimpanzees. David and myself will bump into a sitatunga bull going down the river, but no chance to take a shot. Lots of game here for a forest area, huge potential…
Each day will bring some action and opportunities. Hunting in the rain forest is a lot different than hunting in the savannah, one sees a lot less animals each day in the dense rain forest. However, we will see bongo just about each day. Yellow back prefer moving just after the rain and is best hunted walk and spot in areas where tracks have been identified before hand. Those are very territorial animals and no one really know why they like to walk so much after the rain. Some pygmy hunters recon this is because they would rather walk on drier road than in the forest where big drops hit their backs. Not sure about that, I think the rain just make them more willing to walk around and maybe they need to re-mark territories after the rain too…
The rain is great for hunting, but it also make some trees to fall on our roads. They get so heavy with the rain that the sandy soil doesn't hold them anymore.
This morning, David and myself have decided to walk an old road now closed to vehicles. This 8km stretch has come very quite and we should find some action. Each rain pretty much erase all tracks on roads, so when you see tracks, it can basically only be from after the last rain.
Let's see what the movements are at the moment here… First a young male leopard, then further on a female leopard with cub, seems like other have had the same idea about the potential of this place… Lots of yellow back duiker tracks, coming from the deep forest, walking for a while on the road and getting back into the forest again. Each track will be of a different territorial duiker. Then a family of red river hog crosses the road in front of us. Further on, bongo tracks. Vian was mentioning a nice old yellow back ram that he spotted between a fallen tree and a bend on the road, herewith the tree but it is now a bit late in the morning and rather getting hot. Chances are getting slim to see him around. We soon find his tracks … we will be back …
While our two trackers are fixing the leaks of our mokoro with tar, we decide to take a seat at the river just above the bridge made out of huge logs by the exploitation company CIB. This is a good place to wait for black fronted duiker, a unique little guy with split hooves sitatunga like. It allows them to walk near the river, pretty much same behavior as sitatunga. We also harvested a few sitatunga just sitting here before, so maybe we'll get some action going. A few hours later, we only got loads of annoying little flies wanting to get into our ears …
The rain comes as a blessing and we are now thinking of paying a visit to our old yellow back ram and see if he wouldn't get out of his forest. Ponchos, waterproof bag with cameras and satellite phone, rifles, shooting sticks and we are now walking back on this morning's road. Some fresh tracks on the way to the fallen tree, but no sighting. We turn around, start walking back when a yellow back get onto the road about 200 or 300 meters in front of us. Quite relaxed, just minding his own business, disappearing in the forest, getting back on the road…we manage to get closer to the last spot where our animal went in and wait, wait and wait some more … that yellow back is not coming out again … just about to leave when I thought I might as well try to call, even if it does not usually work so well. Not even a minute and here it is, looking at us, very curious about that funny call … David has his cross on the chest and is waiting for my call to shot. It is only our third hunting day and I want to make sure this is the one we are looking for, but it is impossible to identify and soon, it turns around and go back in the deep forest …
What a disappointment for my hunter that just had his dream at the end of his barrel …
Bernard will track dwarf buffaloes and find a young male that he did not shot. He will also bump into a huge giant forest hog with an attitude. It kicked, coughed and grouted looking at our hunters for about 30 seconds before walking away! Bernard will end up his day taking a red river hog.
Wolfgang will stalk 2 bongo bulls but did not get any good shooting opportunities. He will end up his day calling for some duikers and had a couple flying past him. Moving a leaf while the duiker is responding to the call will always end up having a very awake animal running for dear life, and boy they can run fast …
David and myself will check out a new mirador close to camp where mother nature gave us a non stop show. first it was a very big Peter's duiker ram chasing a female (no chance to take him), then ducks and kingfishers feeding their young and the cherry on the cake was a beautiful leopard coming to drink merely 30 meters away from us … what a treat!
The next day, Wolfgang takes a nice bongo in first light. On the afternoon, he decide to try his luck again by calling some duikers, maybe he could get a Peter's a Blue or a Bay. Guess what comes full charge? A yellow back duiker that Wolfgang will shot 2 meters away with a 12 bore! Outstanding hunting experience and great trophy too since the field measurement puts it on SCI #40!!
Bernard will meet some more red river hogs and David and myself will call in some duikers including a Bay.
This morning, we've decided to take the old "exploitation roads" to look for a bongo. We leave camp at 4:00 AM so we can be in the heart of the action as the light break. Tracker Joseph wants to walk a "bretelle" where he spotted lots of tracks lately. We have not even walked one kilometer when Joseph gets all excited, he has just seen a bongo bull ahead feeding along the old road … we walk quickly as close as possible to the last spot where it was seen and get David's rifle on the sticks. The bull comes back and start walking away from us … got to wait … that broad side is what we need … and it comes with the bull's head in a bush feeding. David's .375 H&H Magnum will drop the bongo right there, it is 05:45 AM when we take the traditional photos.
We are getting early afternoon rain today, ideal conditions for yellow back hunting. It is still raining a bit when we get to our preferred spot, the idea is again to look for that big ram and wait for him until dark if necessary. Slow walk to the fallen tree, nothing. We check our back all the time as this is perfect conditions for them to move. The rain has stopped and we trun around so we can get in what we think is the middle of its territory and find a place to seat.
Last check over my shoulder and I am taking my poncho off and dropping the back pack so we cans eat and wait, when David grab my elbow while looking on his back. There is a yellow back duiker that has just got to the road and is walking towards us, about 100 meters away … I drop everything, grab my binoculars and make sure this is our old ram … yes it is, David is ready but we need to wait, our duiker is relaxed and stop at about 70 meters, facing us. I know David will not miss this opportunity … the bullet hit the ram square in the chest and drop in its tracks … What a hunt! Harvesting a known animal after spending days for the right conditions is always rewarding, this is going to make a magnificent full mount, an old dominant warrior full of scares, stunning …
Two days later, Bernard and Vian are on fresh buffalo tracks again. The beats walked on the road for a while and then went back in the forest. Vian knows the area well and the buffaloes behavior even better. He suggest to leave the tracks and go straight to a nearest bai where chances to find them are high. A bai is an opening in the forest with permanent water, buffaloes like to ly in the water during the hot hours of the day. So they go, walking the last kilometer very quietly listening for any noises that could give away the buffs.
PH, tracker and hunter are glassing the bai … nothing … tracker is ready to move on, so is Bernard that has experienced this scenario numerous time during his safari … but Vian is still looking, and looking some more … Communication with a French hunter can be challenging at the time for our PH, and his every day good mood and soft voice does not always give justice to his great knowledge of the rain forest towards our hunter … and it is with the very same soft voice that Vian announces that he finally found what he was looking for … the tip of a buffalo horn sticking out of the flooded grass! A quick stalk, the buffaloes are now standing up and Bernard is about to give that great bull a good shot. It is probably the best bull of the season, an old boy with very thick horns. His body is just about as big as a savannah buffalo, this is massive for a dwarf buffalo!
The lasts few days will be spent calling some duikers. With a blue duiker, Wolfgang will have harvested the biggest (yellow back) and the smallest (blue) duikers of Africa.
Bernard will get a very nice bongo and a Peter's duiker.
We have had a very good season in Congo and are looking forward to some great seasons still to come.
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We have a few exciting projects on the go in this country, with new areas and new camps pretty soon. A lot of new great hunting adventures are ahead of us, can't wait …
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UGANDA, some news record trophies taken recently
Tom has just been hunting with us in Uganda, herewith his first report:
Hello Christophe;
The trip exceeded my expectations by far. Uganda is an amazing destination. The whole country looks as if it is a golf course. The Park was exceptional and it did my heart good to see the elephant and Nile buffalo herds.
Fishing was exceptional.
The communal hunting in the main camp was interesting. Pieter and his crew hunted hard, and we were blessed with some wonderful old trophies (as it should be). Camps were comfortable, and food better than expected.
Highly recommend this trip to any one seeking Sitataunga, with the Nile bushbuck and Kob being a bonus. The experience was rather seamless from start to finish. New friend in Pieter (Grand Safari PH in Uganda) (another bonus). Thanks Sincerely, Tom
Christophe will be back in Congo this week for the last hunts of the 2014 season. No need to wait the end of the season to say that it has exceeded all our expectations with great trophies taken and lots of animals spotted.
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I have had several requests for plans for my 50"ws Spitfire using depron or fff. Since we had a nor'easter last Firday I decdided to see what I could do with TurboCad. Herein is a dxf file and a sample pdf file of this build.
As some of you may have read my thread on this great flying Spit. With a good 250 watt+ motor and an AUW of about 38-42oz and a wing area of 3+sq ft. it is a relatively lite W/L The wing is constructed from 2 sheets of depron or fff. I also put on flaps which appear to be very effective as well. I have proof out the plans and have completed the basic fuse and they seem to be ok. I think if you scratched several planes before this should be pretty easy. I done a number of construction pics to assist in building. If there is interest let me know and I will post some construction pics as well. The files is in dxf format and of course can be scaled to any size. The included pdf is from a demo version and looks pretty good. BTW thats the best I casn do for pdf if someone wants to convert be my guest. DAF ImagesView all Images in thread |
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A couple of construction pics. Glue F-4 to sides. Glue fuse at tail end together ...make sure fuse is straight! Crooked fuse are hard to fly
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Yep, I have one. It's a GWS and not even painted. Odd you say?
Well, I flew it about 4 to 5 times, bored with it. Took the gear out and storage. It's really hard to explain. I'm addicted to aircraft, large, small...., light, heavy..... black,white..... you name it. But the Spit has never had the appeal for me. I really don't know why. Now bring up an Emil, Dora, Pfeil, T-Bolt, Warhawk, etc.. now you have my juices flowing. Like I said, can't explain it, but the Spit just doesn't turn me on. J |
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......but this thread might change my mind....I like the size! Bet I could make it a heavyweight!
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The hot couple of yesteryears- Randhir Kapoor and Babita are back together after a separation of more than 2 decades. The reason for their separation was that Randhir was opposed to his daughters working in films. He wanted them to settle down by getting married in respectable families as per the family's tradition. However, "All's well that ends well" is the new mantra for this cute couple. Here, Ganesha has something to say about their relationship.
The Great star Randhir Kapoor was born in Bombay on 15th February 1947. Randhir belongs to a well-known Bollywood family; with most of its members being famous stars of the silver screen. His wife Babita was born on 20th April 1948. Randhir married Babita in 1972. But due to some malefic planetary transit, this couple separated in the mid of 1980. In Randhir's birth chart, Rahu is posited in the 7th house from the Moon which is responsible for separation. In the mid of 1980, transiting Rahu along with Saturn were passing through 10th house. Moreover, 7th house of marriage was aspected by the malefic planet Saturn which is the significator of separation. There was trine of Venus -the significator of marital happiness which was afflicted by Rahu. This means Rahu as well as Saturn played an unfavorable role in their separation. At the same time, transiting Saturn and Rahu were passing in Leo sign in his Moon chart. Thus 7th house of marriage was aspected by these two malefic planets which had resulted into this break off.
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