by Scott Kingry | Oct 19, 2017 | WGA Blog
“I think we’re talking about different groups of people…” Years ago, when I was actively serving as an Elder for my church we began discussing the topic of homosexuality. We’d never had the opportunity to hear from one another about our thoughts and feelings on the...
by Roger Jones | Oct 17, 2017 | WGA Blog
Over the past few days, social media has been flooded with women and men posting the hashtag “#MeToo. “ This trend was started to raise awareness for women who have been victims of sexual harassment or sexual assault. A number of men joined in to acknowledge their own...
by Mary Heathman | Oct 12, 2017 | WGA Blog
“I could do without sex if I just had somebody to sleep with.” The man wasn’t being facetious. He was trying to find words to tell me that he was coming to understand an important heartfelt desire that felt like a need. Peacefully committed to a life of celibacy, he...
by Anonymous | Oct 10, 2017 | WGA Blog
What is Abuse? Abuse occurs when a person in power or authority over another person uses that power or authority to gratify their own needs. This is at the expense of the weaker person, with ongoing detrimental effects to both parties, especially the victim....
by Roger Jones | Oct 5, 2017 | WGA Blog
Hugh Hefner, creator of the Playboy Magazine and brand, passed away last week (September 27th) at 91 years of age. To say the least, he was a controversial figure. To some, he represented sexual liberation and was seen as an advocate for feminism and women’s rights....
by Scott Kingry | Oct 2, 2017 | WGA Blog
“Shame is neither neutral or benign—not merely a felt emotion that eventually morphs into words such as “I’m bad”. This is a primary tool that evil leverages out of which emerges everything we call sin. It is actively and intentionally at work within and between...
