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Welcome to our Resources page! We have compiled and will continue to compile relevant and varied sources of information to enable and empower Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Christians in their journey to reconciling their faith with their sexuality.
The resources represented here are a culmination from numerous lives and experiences, many from within our own organization, such as our founder Ralph Blair (Ralph Blair's Writings or ECWR Publications), or the personal stories of struggle and redemption (Our Stories or Ex-gay Recovery). Yet others are outside sources that have been instrumental in aiding and strengthening our resolve (Homosexuality and the Bible or Recommended Books). We have information to help support our local groups in their outreach (Bible Studies,) information pertaining to both the gay community and the Christian community at large (The Record, The Review), our ECWR Monthly Newsletter which provide news and information within ECWR , and information about other organizations with whom we share common goals (Links). Last but not least, answers to questions that you may have about us (ECWR FAQ). Whatever you need, please spend some time here- you are likely to find a key to solving at least some of your dilemma, or to find great joy in learning about the freedom that we have in Christ. You may also write to us at This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it if we may be of further assistance in your walk. |
EVANGELICALS is our first name. It's been our first name since Evangelicals Concerned was founded in 1975. But just as nobody should naively buy into whatever might be presented in the anti-gay or pro-gay press about "the gay agenda", "the gay lifestyle" or everything that passes in a Pride Parade, nobody should naively buy into whatever might be presented in the anti-gay or pro-gay press about evangelicals. 
Evangelicals Concerned (EC, Inc.) is one of the many new Christian groups and churches which has emerged since the advent of the gay liberation movement. While both minister primarily to gays and lesbians, there are some significant differences between the two types of organizations.