LGBTQ is a choice, every single perverted letter. And none of it should ever be connected with the struggles of African Americans whose ancestors were forced to come here and had no choice. The only struggle in America that parallels and should ever be compared to that of black people is the struggle of the indigenous people America calls Indians. No other group even comes close.
Pulse nightclub shooting survivors Angel Colon (L) and Luiz Javier Ruiz (R) speak at the Freedom March at the Sylvan Theater in Washington, D.C. on May 25, 2019. | Photo: The Christian Post
WASHINGTON Two survivors of the 2016 Pulse nightclub mass shooting who no longer identify as gay are inviting Christians to repent for how the church has treated LGBT-identified persons in the past.
Before approximately 200 persons at the Sylvan Theater near the Washington Monument for the Freedom March, Angel Colon and Luis Javier Ruiz shared part of their own journeys out of homosexual lives and into the Kingdom of God. They made a point to offer repentance and ask for forgiveness on behalf of the church to LGBT-identified persons, expressing their heart to reach out and believing that a move of the Holy Spirit is at hand.