Broken Yoke Ministry heals gays by helping them find God

I could hardly believe it when I saw it today.  After logging in to LinkedIn, I was greeted by a request to join one of the aviation groups I administer for work.  Bob Van Domelan's request to join this professional aerospace networking group is currently pending while I pontificate how I will deal with him.

Because my industry can be highly competitive, it is necessary to do some background research on each request to join these groups.  The last thing we want is for one of our competitors to join our group and market their events; this would be harvesting our database of customers - naughty, naughty practice.  So, naturally, I perform an Internet search on each person that requests to join the group.

I was astonished to find that Reverend Domelan's LinkedIn profile lists his work as "Broken Yoke Ministries."  I thought...hmmm...ministry?  Why would a ministry and a reverend be interested in joining an aviation group?  I gave him the benefit of the doubt and set out to do some research.  He very well could have been a pilot, and operations director for an airline - something.  Nope.  That wasn't the case.  Reverend Domelan is just that - a Reverend for a Wisconsin-based ministry.  Quoted from their Web site:

This ministry seeks to support those who struggle with same-gender attraction and believe that such behavior is incompatible with God's design for their lives.

After perusing the online pages of Broken Yoke Ministries, I found testimonials from homos who claim to have now found God and discovered the err of their ways.  I'll bet you a whopping buck if you were to meet any of these homos-gone-breeder types, they would all spray you with their lisps and shake your hand with their limp wrists.

I don't know about you, but I'm just a little tired of all these ministries and groups that claim to "cure" homosexuality.  In the end, it's all pure brainwashing.  Hiding your hatred behind the smoke and mirrors of religion is a nasty and despicable practice.  People of faith who act this way should be absolutely ashamed of themselves.

Check out Broken Yoke Ministries and see for yourself just how much people in the back woods really hate things they can't understand.  You will discover that the ministry has an upcoming conference in Wisconsin.  I think a protest is in order.