The homophobic church-  Bill C-6: the fight against conversion therapy artwork
This Little Light of Mine - LGBTQ, Christianity, religious trauma, mental health

The homophobic church- Bill C-6: the fight against conversion therapy

  • S1E30
  • 39:59
  • April 27th 2021

WARNING: content in this episode contains 1) explicit homophobic and transphobic beliefs, positioning, and scripting from Evangelical and Catholic Churches.

2) actual examples of conversion therapy sessions used against LGBTQ2S+ children.

3) politicians promoting the use of conversion therapy.

Welcome to a special topic episode on our current fight for a national ban against conversion therapy in Canada.

Thankfully this topic probably doesn’t enter the minds of 99% of humans… and yet this topic continues to cause adverse childhood trauma, ongoing mental health challenges, and is one of the leading causes of LGBTQ2S+ suicide.

Bill C-6 is the Canadian government's plan to implement a nationwide ban on conversion therapy.  In response, our evangelical and catholic churches are fighting to keep this lethal practice alive. Our LGBTQ2S+ children are being harmed by the homophobic church.

Where do you stand on inclusion in your life, your world, your church, and your home?   

Are you going to stand up for love and help protect the lives of all of God’s children?  

Where does your church stand on full inclusion for all people?  

The children who grow up in the church need our protection.  You may not hear their cry but they need your help.  Will you help them?

Episode Links:

Canadaland podcasts

Bill C-6 third reading

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