The House of Mercy homeless shelter in Columbus, Ga., might want to go back and read their Bible. There's a passage in Isaiah they should pay particular attention to: "Share your bread with the hungry, take the homeless into your homes, clothe the naked when you see him/her, do not turn away from people in need."

But instead of following that line, the House of Mercy shelter has a rule on its books: If you're gay and homeless, you belong on the streets. Perhaps House of Mercy might consider a name change to House of Ignorance.

CARDIFF, Wales -- Gay, lesbian and bisexual charity Stonewall Cymru is launching a YouTube channel with messages of support from the four main party leaders in Wales.

Their new campaign "It gets better ... Today" tackles homophobic bullying.

It tells young people that they don't have to wait for life to improve as bullying is being tackled.

Welsh political leaders Carwyn Jones, Ieuan Wyn Jones, Nick Bourne and Kirsty Williams have all lent their support to the initiative.

The Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. is usually remembered for his heroic leadership of the civil rights movement -- he led the successful Montgomery bus boycott, delivered the "I Have A Dream" speech at a time when such words were still controversial, and ultimately gave his own life to the cause of equality.

The Westboro Baptist Church has apparently struck a deal with a pair of Arizona and Toronto-based radio stations. The church will not bring its hate to the funeral of nine-year-old Christina Taylor Green, who was killed over the weekend in Tucson, Arizona. Instead, it will be rewarded with a bigger prize.