Shane Clifton, Jem Clifton and Anthony Venn-Brown talk pride and other things

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Jem Clifton and Shane Clifton chat with Anthony Venn-Brown about his religious background, conversion therapy and tireless advocacy for LGBTQI people of faith. Shane and Anthony also reminisce about their long ‘queer’ friendship.

See Anthony and Shane Clifton’s 2004 interview, when Shane was a lecturer at Alphacrucis College (The Assemblies of God Bible College here: Shane Clifton, Anthony Venn-Brown, Ron Brookman – interview

Watch Shane and Jem Clifton discuss Jem’s decision to transition as she prepares to begin hormone therapy here: A decision to transition.

Anthony is the founder and CEO of Ambassadors & Bridge Builders International.

More information about Anthony’s autobiography is available here www.ALifeOfUnlearning.com.

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By Anthony Venn-Brown OAM|2022-08-07T13:23:00+10:00August 7th, 2022|Categories: Video|0 Comments

About the Author: Anthony Venn-Brown OAM

Anthony Venn-Brown OAM, is one of Australia’s foremost commentators on faith and sexuality. His bestselling autobiography 'A Life of Unlearning – a preacher’s struggle with his homosexuality, church and faith', details his journey from being a national Pentecostal leader and famous preacher, preaching to 1000s every weekend in Australia’s growing mega-churches, such as Hillsong, to living as an openly gay man. Anthony was one of the first in the world to experience religious gay conversion 'therapy' and has worked to see the practice cease. Anthony was the co-founder and former leader of Freedom2b. He is an educator and consultant on LGBT/faith issues and leader in deconstructing the ex-gay/reparative/conversion therapy myth. Anthony is the founder and CEO of Ambassadors & Bridge Builders International. Anthony has been recognised on a number of occasions for his contribution and impact including being twice voted one of 'The 25 Most Influential Gay and Lesbian Australians’ (2007 and 2009) and in June 2020 he was awarded the 'Order of Australia Medal' (OAM) for service to the LGBTIQ community.