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Guy Hammond is a Christian who is same sex attracted. He once lived actively in the gay community. However, 32 years ago, he left it behind for good to follow Jesus.
Today, Guy heads an organization called Strength in Weakness (SIW), whose purpose is to “help to bridge the gap between the Christian community and the LGBTQ community through awareness, education, and support.”
Renew’s editorial director, Daniel McCoy, caught up with Guy to find out more about this mission.
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