The Journal of James Hartline Preparing For My Departure But Running My Race Until I Leave! How I Overcame 30 Years of Homosexuality A Chapter From The Journal of James Hartline: Gaining Life By Overcoming Death Through Jesus Christ Part 1: August 4, 2008 -- Facing Death It was another very hot, muggy day as I walked towards the UCSD Owens Clinic , a medical clinic in San Diego where I have been treated for AIDS and Hepatitis C for the past ten years. Throughout the early part of the summer of 2008, I had been experiencing episodes of extreme fatigue, heavy night sweats and weight loss. I attributed most of the symptoms I was enduring to my exhausting schedule. From competing as a candidate for the San Diego City Council to a recent speaking tour in the state of Ohio, I was tired and I really had pressed myself to the limit. However, this day was an even more trying time. It took all of my strength just to get over to the doctor's office. As I headed quickly towards my appointmen...
James Hartline Report News Center Investigations: Developing Story -- Evangelical Church in San Diego's homosexual community has chuch doors covered in profanity and graffiti. Calvary Temple Assembly of God, a church that has operated for over 60 years at the same location, has had most of the doors of its two building center covered in profanity and graffiti. Calvary Temple is a Gospel-centered church that ministers to the area of San Diego where the city's homosexual community took control approximately 25 years ago. Jack Sampier has been senior pastor at the church for over ten years. Although the church continues to preach that homosexuality is a sin, the church regularly prayers for those struggling with the gay lifestyle as well as holding a free coffee giveaway and prayer ministry in the front of the church on Sunday mornings. Pastor Sampier personally scrubbed all of the graffiti off the doors of the church with his bare hands today. There will be more to this developing story in an upcoming James Hartline Report.
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Hillcrest has been gay, gay, gay much longer than 25 years.
Different strokes for different folks; what is porn to one person is sacred and holy to others. Many people consider the bible used by Christians to be pornographic, sadistic, and unsuitable for non-adults. Community standards are different in Hillcrest than those of City Heights. James, wake up and smell the culture. This is 2009 not 1709.
Lo Saturnalia
Actually, I called the church and they told me the graffiti was not anti-Christian. You're making that up -- or, more accurately, your bigoted feelings about gays are blinding you to any other idea.
The church rep I spoke to said the graffiti was about tweakers and drug users, and the words were not anti-Christian.
Call the church. Ask. Find out the facts before spreading false accusations. Isn't there a commandment about that?