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RGOD2: "Welcome home" brunch, plus "God And Gays" challenge Exodus International

Settling back into life in Southern California after a marathon 15 flight segments, three continents and several train journeys is a blessing!

So there are only two events you need to know about this week (other than watching the U.S. Supreme Court on Monday, in case the justice rule on Proposition 8 and DOMA) .

VIDEO: Sean Sala debates anti-gay activist

SAN DIEGO -- As marriage equality is at the forefront of the nationwide dialogue this week, gay rights activist Sean Sala debated Jennifer Thieme from the Ruth Institute, an affiliate of the National Organization for Marriage.

The debate aired on UT-TV, the online television station produced by the UT-San Diego newspaper, during the "Primetime with Taylor Baldwin" show.

Check out the video below:









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Hundreds of San Diegans rally for marriage equality | VIDEO

SAN DIEGO – Hundreds of supporters of marriage equality gathered late Monday afternoon at the Federal Courthouse downtown, cheering speakers who called for the striking down of California’s Proposition 8 and the Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA).

"We stand here on the shoulders of great civil rights leaders who fought before us," said Navy veteran Sean Sala, the local LGBT activist who organized the "Light The Way To Justice" rally.

Sunday forum to look at "ex-gay" therapy and California's new law to ban it

SAN DIEGO – Reparative therapy and California’s groundbreaking law to ban it will be the topic of a forum on Sunday at St. Paul’s Cathedral in Hillcrest.

The Rev. Canon Albert Ogle, who writes the RGOD2 column on faith and religion from an LGBT viewpoint, will lead the form at 9 am Sunday in the Guild Room at St. Paul’s, 2728 Sixth Ave.

As Eden details its farewell party on Friday, community reacts to its closure

SAN DIEGO – After San Diego Gay & Lesbian News broke the news that Hillcrest hot spot Eden will close this Friday, there was much talk around town and on Social Media about the nightclub and restaurant’s fate.

Raise a glass to Will and Erwynn

This week, here in San Diego, is PRIDE week. Just like the past few years, our church, Missiongathering Christian Church, has put up a billboard in an effort to communicate God’s love for ALL.

I was talking with one friend yesterday who was bringing me up to speed on how, for the first time in SD history, servicemembers will be marching in uniform in the Saturday PRIDE Parade. (This effort has been led by another friend of mine, Sean Sala. Attaboy Sean!) What a fantastic moment that will be!

UPDATED BREAKING NEWS: San Diego Pride military contingent gets mixed messages about marching in uniform

SAN DIEGO – Just when it appeared that LGBT troops could march openly and proudly in their military uniforms in the San Diego Pride Parade on Saturday, a last-minute hitch has tossed confusion on the hundreds of service members who had planned to participate.

San Diego Gay & Lesbian News learned today that a top Navy official in San Diego has alerted Pride officials that there is a Navy ban on sailors marching in uniform at civic events. San Diego Pride is the largest civic event in America's Finest City, expected to attract almost 200,000 people this year.

BREAKING NEWS: More than 315 sign up to march in San Diego Pride Parade's military contingent

(Editor's note: This article contains original material as well several quotes obtained through a news release.)

SAN DIEGO – Active-duty servicemembers have received official approval to march in their uniforms on July 21 as part of America’s Pride Parade military contingent, San Diego Pride officials said today.

Veterans can wear their uniforms in parades and now their active-duty brothers and sisters will be able to march in uniform alongside them with Pride, now that “Don’t Ask, Don’t Tell” (DADT) has been repealed.

TODAY: San Diego activist Sean Sala to appear LIVE on Spreecast to talk about gays in the military

SAN DIEGO -- Gay military activist Sean Sala of San Diego will be appearing live on Spreecast online at 11 am PDT today.

Sala will take part in series of live broadcasts on the online television network Spreecast, highlighting the American dream as dreamed by people of all backgrounds, nationalities and sexualities.

VIDEO: Sean Sala speaks against anti-gay "conversion therapy"

SAN DIEGO -- Local activist Sean Sala spoke Wednesday to San Diego's Channel 10 News about his experience with anti-gay "conversion therapy."

The 26-year-old who grew up in Dallas, Texas, said that he was sent to a program at the age of 15 after telling his church leaders that he was struggling with his sexuality.

Sala says he joined a bi-weekly program presented by Exodus International which set out to "fix" him, and make him lose his same-sex attraction.

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