Praying to change sexual orientation can land you in jail here.

In Victoria, Australia, if you pray for a person to change, you'll go to jail or be fined

View in browser An Australian State Banned Prayer. We're fighting back! GIVE NOW Victoria, Australia, passed a law in 2021 banning professionals and religious leaders from helping people overcome unwanted same sex attraction. This includes counseling or even praying for a person to change their orientation. The government claims these activities do harm, and that people can't change anyway.    They're wrong.   Our research associate, Fr. Paul Sullins, Ph.D., proved, from the LGBT activists' own research, that people can change their orientation and that doing so reduces suicide risk. With your help, we'll get his research in front of as many people as possible!   We Can Fight Back!   Take action against prayer and counseling bans. Help change the culture for the better. Support our campaign to #ProtectTheDefectors from the LGBT+ lifestyle. Expand our reach as we expose the lies of the LGBT+ movement. Help people with same-sex attraction find hope and healing.   #ProtectTheDefectors!   Your gift will help The Ruth Institute expand our Dr. J Show reach on YouTube. More people need to see our interviews with people like:  Rev. Charlene Cothran, who founded a highly-successful lesbian magazine then decided to give it up and leave the lifestyle in the middle of a New York City gay pride parade! Paul Darrow, a former gay model unexpectedly converted by watching a nun on television named Mother Angelica! Fr. Paul Sullins, whose ground-breaking research proves that "conversion therapy" doesn't harm people, often helps reduce unwanted same-sex attraction, and promotes better mental health. Watch this brief video to learn more about the craziness in Victoria, Australia, and why we must stop it from happening elsewhere. GIVE NOW Share this newsletter with your colleagues or on social media. The Ruth Institute, 630 W. Prien Lake Road, Suite B #246, Lake Charles, LA 70601, United States Unsubscribe Manage preferences