| Focus: LGBTI Community
Topic: The Vibrant Queer Christian |
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| Day 1
Monday, July 7, 8:30-Noon
Session 1 - 8:30am
"Against Nature" Romans 1 & Lev. 18, 20 -Steve Parelli
Session 2 - 9:15am
How I understand my spirituality as a gay man - Jose Ortiz
Session 3 - 10:15am
Gender Based Violence and LGBTI in Kenya -Rev. Michael Kimindu
Session 4 - 11:00am
Telling my story - My father was an Anglican Priest; I'm his gay son -Peter Wanyama |
| Focus: Straight Allies for the LGBTI Community
Topic: What Parents, Family and Friends of Lesbians and Gays Can Do to Create a Gay-Friendly Society (PFLAG) |
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| Day 2
Tuesday, July 8, 8:30am -Noon
Session 1 - 8:30am
Sodom and Gomorrah -Steve Parelli
Session 2 - 9:15am
What Science and Psychology Says about Homosexuality -Jose Ortiz
Session 3 - 10:15am
The "ex-gay" movement is coming to town - Steve Parelli
Session 4 - 11:00am
Counseling LGBTI Kenyans within the Kenyan perspective -Anne Baraza
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| Focus: Pastors and lay leaders
Topic: Studies for becoming a gay-friendly pastor |
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| Day 3
Wednesday, July 9, 8:30am - Noon
Session 1 - 8:30am
Two NT Greek Words: They don't mean homosexual - Steve Parelli
Session 2 - 9:25am
Active Listening Dialogue - LGBTI Kenyans of Nairobi
Session 3 - 10:15am
What is the relationship between church and government and the legislation of homosexual laws: A Baptist perspective -Steve Parelli
Session 4 - 11:00am
Why I believe LGBT people should have full inclusion within their respective churches -Rev John Makokha
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| For a print version of the seminar schedule CLICK HERE |
| Registration |
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Space is limited to 50 people per session. You should pre-register in order to be assured a place. There is no charge.
The first 50 who register will participate in the session.
To register, phone Rev. John Makokha at 07 27 549 693.
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| Seminar Notes:
(1) The first session each morning is a series. It is a PowerPoint presentation on The Bible and Homosexuality in three parts.
(2) A limited supply of booklets will be available for free distribution. |
| The Other Sheep East Africa 2008 Ministry (July 4-August 5), of which this seminar is a part, is being funded by gfits from individual donors and by a grant from the E. Rhodes and Leona B. Carpenter Foundation. Gifts to the Other Sheep East Africa 2008 Ministry (July 4-August 5) can be made to the St. Louis home office of Other Sheep by going to the Other Sheep website/donation page. |
| Kenya Needs Laptop & Camera |
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Because of a recent move, Rev. Makokha, Coordinator for Kenya, lost access to a computer. He NEEDS a laptop. He also would like a digital camera. This is an urgent need. Please donate. | |
Other Sheep East Africa eNews June 29, 2008