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“Two Dirty Words” – Justin Lee on Christianity, race, LGBTs

Gay Christian Network founder Justin Lee speaks on why Christians must care about the marginalized at the 2016 GCN conference.

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Published March 14, 2017

Categorised as Testimony, Video Tagged Gay Christian Network, Justin Lee, lgbt Christians

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