Martin Hallett
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Martin Hallet, who was active in the gay scene until his conversion, is author of autobiographical sketch "I Am Learning to Love. A Personal Journey to Wholeness in Christ" and co-founder of the True Freedom Trust ministry.[3] In his account of experience with the same-sex attractions and of what he calls "Christ's way out of homosexuality", he is very candid about his continuing vulnerability, his need for safeguards, his yearning for love, and his occasional boats of emotional turmoil.[1]
References
- ↑ 1.0 1.1 John Stott (1998). Same-Sex Partnerships? A Christian Perspective. Grand Rapids, MI: Baker Book House Co., 75. ISBN 978-08007-56741.
- ↑ Martin Hallet (1987). I Am Learning to Love. Marshall, Morgan, and Scott, 155.
- ↑ Martin Hallett (September 1998). God is faithful. True Freedom Trust. Retrieved on 24 November 2016. “This is Martin Hallett's story of how he came out of a homosexual lifestyle and co-founded the ministry of True Freedom Trust.”