Deconversion Therapy Podcast is back. Where have we been? Really nowhere, just trying to, you know, get our heads together and eat

bonbons laying the sun. Don't do that. You'll get cancer. But we're back with two new series

that you're going to love. I've enjoyed doing the interviews. The first one, coming up in a few

days, is our special for Pride Month.

We're so excited that we have so many LGBT listeners and followers on social media.

And these episodes are going to have special guests.

Some you've heard of.

Some you'll be introduced to.

And the main thing is this is to show LGBT people that you are safe

and you're accepted and you're loved. And it's also to be there to show allies how they can stand up

for the LGBT community as well as if you're a new ally and you need to learn some definitions and you need to

understand some things you are afraid to ask well guess who is not afraid to make a full of

herself it's me and I hope you'll join us this month of June for Pride Month.

Thank you this month of June for Pride Month. Jennifer Knapp is the voice of a generation. If you grew up in Christian music, you've probably

heard of her, as she has still one of the best-selling albums. The first one named Kansas in

1998, just this year, has been re-recorded with all new instrumentation and

the voice of Jennifer now. It's very touching and I hope you'll go check it out. But Jennifer's

career broke records that many Christian singers didn't. Her vulnerability in Kansas, her first

album in 1998, made it a gold certified record, and her first three releases ended up selling

over one million albums. She's been honored with four Dove Awards and garnered two Grammy nominations

and you're going to hear about some other things that happened to her. So let's hear first of two

parts for Jennifer Napp. Hey, this is Deconversion Therapy. You know, because you're on our little space here.

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