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Welcome to another classic replay from the Archives of Unbelievable, this one from February

2015. Church leader Steve Chalk is well known for his support of same-sex relationships,

and Ed Shaw is a same-sex-attracted Christian whose traditional biblical convictions have

led him to remain celibate. They discussed how churches should treat those in their congregation

who are LGBT. We also heard from a couple of other guests, Jaina Zan, an evangelical informer

member of the Archbishop's Council, who came out as gay around the time this was first

broadcast, joined by phoned, and we also hear the story of Rosaria Butterfield's journey

from lesbian activist English professor to becoming wife of a church pastor.

Welcome along to the program and today we're asking, is the church failing gay Christians?

Steve Chalk and Ed Shaw join me in studio. Jaina Zan is on the line and we'll be hearing

some audio from Rosaria Butterfield. They've all got their own perspectives on this

question Steve Chalk, a well-known church leader who publicly voiced his support for

committed same-sex relationships a couple of years ago. He's hosting the Open Church

Conference at Oasis Church Waterloo in April. Ed Shaw is pastor of Immanuel City Center

Church in Bristol, one of the founders of Living Out and as a same-sex-attracted Christian

Ed has decided to remain celibate believing that's what the Bible teaches that sex is

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