Couple marries after meeting in "ex-gay" therapy
KC and Larry Jansson met in an "ex-gay therapy" program called Love In Action in Tennessee.
“Any time we were allowed to be alone together, we started doing crazy little date things,” Larry said.
They went to a drive-in movie; “We told them we were going to go to the batting cages,” KC said.
But still nothing happened between them. They were just enjoying each other’s company.
“I never even told KC that I thought he had the most beautiful eyes I had ever seen,” Larry said, “because I thought God wanted something else for me.”
Although they rejected the Christian program's ideas about homosexuality, they're still religious.
Mention the Janssons to Dawson Taylor, the pastor who married them at Cathedral of Hope, and he just laughs.
He said he’s never met two people who are so perfect for each other and so in love.
And despite having gone through reparative therapy camp, Larry said, “I want everyone to know we’re good with God.”
Taylor agreed and said that their wedding was as much a worship service as a marriage ceremony.
Link here. Read the whole thing because it's really sweet and happy-making. :D
“Any time we were allowed to be alone together, we started doing crazy little date things,” Larry said.
They went to a drive-in movie; “We told them we were going to go to the batting cages,” KC said.
But still nothing happened between them. They were just enjoying each other’s company.
“I never even told KC that I thought he had the most beautiful eyes I had ever seen,” Larry said, “because I thought God wanted something else for me.”
Although they rejected the Christian program's ideas about homosexuality, they're still religious.
Mention the Janssons to Dawson Taylor, the pastor who married them at Cathedral of Hope, and he just laughs.
He said he’s never met two people who are so perfect for each other and so in love.
And despite having gone through reparative therapy camp, Larry said, “I want everyone to know we’re good with God.”
Taylor agreed and said that their wedding was as much a worship service as a marriage ceremony.
Link here. Read the whole thing because it's really sweet and happy-making. :D