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Rt. Revd. David Kerr sermon for IDAHO 2011, “Challenging Homophobia at Home and Abroad”
May 15, 2011
Thank you for the invitation to speak at this annual IDAHO service; I count it a great privilege to share in the worship today and to address you. Our theme this year is a very broad ranging one and while it is a very important one, it seems almost too great for us to be able to respond to in any meaningful way. When we contemplate the range of vicious and violent homophobia around the world in Uganda, Nigeria, certain parts of America and indeed in many other places it seems impossible to challenge. Yet all it takes for evil to triumph is for good people to do nothing. [Continue Reading]
Sermon preached by Ugandan Bishop Senyonjo at Christ Church Cathedral, Dublin
June 20, 2010
Since 2001, retired Bishop Christopher Senyonjo has spoken out bravely on the subject of homosexuality. I met him briefly on his recent visit to Christ Church Cathedral in Dublin. Uganda is currently promulgating some of the most regressive new laws against LGBT people and people with HIV/AIDS, including a possible death penalty. His is one of the few senior church voices publicly opposed to these laws. Here are his sermon notes. [Continue Reading]
