The testimonial of Sinclair "Sy" Rogers.
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Sy Rogers is an acclaimed musician and public speaker (www.syrogers.com) who has a lot going for him, but that was not always so. As a young boy he was molested. His mother was soon killed in a car accident, and he was separated from his father.
He lived for several years as a homosexual and even sought gender change surgery, but all the while saw through the facade of gaiety in the crowd at the broken individuals searching for love --the hollowed out remains of spirits fully engrossed in sin. He also realized a hard truth: gender reassignment could only change the package, not the contents.
After years of anguish he remembered the Sunday school teachings of his youth and turned to God. He sought out a relationship with Him, and by actively and ardently practicing His principles was able to find healing in his life. He resisted tempation and realized he was in for long journey, not a short skip and hop.
Today he is a happy father and heterosexual who speaks about sexuality and is also a musician, and when he looks in the mirror he sees a man, and that man is him.
What can we learn from his struggle and victory?
What elements were key to his success?
What were the differences in his feelings and self identity when he embraced a Godly, natural lifestyle as opposed to a sinful, dead one?
http://www.stonewallrevisited.com/pages/sy_r.html
Sy Rogers is an acclaimed musician and public speaker (www.syrogers.com) who has a lot going for him, but that was not always so. As a young boy he was molested. His mother was soon killed in a car accident, and he was separated from his father.
He lived for several years as a homosexual and even sought gender change surgery, but all the while saw through the facade of gaiety in the crowd at the broken individuals searching for love --the hollowed out remains of spirits fully engrossed in sin. He also realized a hard truth: gender reassignment could only change the package, not the contents.
After years of anguish he remembered the Sunday school teachings of his youth and turned to God. He sought out a relationship with Him, and by actively and ardently practicing His principles was able to find healing in his life. He resisted tempation and realized he was in for long journey, not a short skip and hop.
Today he is a happy father and heterosexual who speaks about sexuality and is also a musician, and when he looks in the mirror he sees a man, and that man is him.
What can we learn from his struggle and victory?
What elements were key to his success?
What were the differences in his feelings and self identity when he embraced a Godly, natural lifestyle as opposed to a sinful, dead one?

