Lunchtime O'Booze
October 9th, 2007, 23:05
I see those wacky Aussies are at again and as we always suspected that 98% are raging poofs..they are now handing out gongs for being gay !
read this tear jerking account of a minister who leapt out of the closet in his crimson robes and now has become the first recipient of what are said will become historical ( or hysterical) Gaylies !!
The Gaylies
AFTER years of psychotherapy, counselling and prayer, the pentecostal preacher Anthony Venn-Brown finally stood up in front of his congregation and announced the truth. He is gay.
That public declaration 22 years ago cost Mr Venn-Brown his wife, two daughters, friends and his place as one of Australia's leading evangelical ministers.
When he received a phone call last week telling him he had been chosen as one of Australia's 25 most influential gay people, he cried with happiness.
"I love being a gay man and I love who I am, and the award was a genuine, genuine honour," Mr Venn-Brown said yesterday.
snip
"It will be fascinating to look back and see what the gay and lesbian community thought in 2007."
http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/a-g ... 10484.html (http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/a-gong-for-gays-of-influence/2007/10/09/1191695910484.html)
************************************************
I don't know whether to laugh or cry !
read this tear jerking account of a minister who leapt out of the closet in his crimson robes and now has become the first recipient of what are said will become historical ( or hysterical) Gaylies !!
The Gaylies
AFTER years of psychotherapy, counselling and prayer, the pentecostal preacher Anthony Venn-Brown finally stood up in front of his congregation and announced the truth. He is gay.
That public declaration 22 years ago cost Mr Venn-Brown his wife, two daughters, friends and his place as one of Australia's leading evangelical ministers.
When he received a phone call last week telling him he had been chosen as one of Australia's 25 most influential gay people, he cried with happiness.
"I love being a gay man and I love who I am, and the award was a genuine, genuine honour," Mr Venn-Brown said yesterday.
snip
"It will be fascinating to look back and see what the gay and lesbian community thought in 2007."
http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/a-g ... 10484.html (http://www.smh.com.au/news/national/a-gong-for-gays-of-influence/2007/10/09/1191695910484.html)
************************************************
I don't know whether to laugh or cry !