Bridging the Christian & LGBTQ belief gap
Having been part of both of these communities, Ty will help you and your campus ministry speak the language needed to avoid relational land mines as you love and reach the LGBTQ students on your campus.
** Ty will be doing a break out session at the Great Plains Winter Conference
Part 4 of 4
Ty will be giving practical ways churches can welcome and care for LGBTQ people while still holding a traditional belief about gender & sexuality
Part 1: Caring for non-straight congregants that are already in our churches
Part 2: Creating safe space for LGBT youth to encounter & journey with Jesus
Part 3: Engaging the secular or non-churched LGBTQ community
Part 4: Caring for Transgender people
Those that identify as LGBTQ and those who are sorting through their sexuality/gender identity often face bullying and ostracism in our schools on a weekly basis. So how can we be reflections of Jesus’ loving heart towards LGBTQ people? Find out how you and your youth group can be a safe place for LGBTQ people to connect with Jesus.
Ty will be speaking to teens in the Columbus area about how to engage their LGBTQ friends well and redemptively.
Part 3 of 4
Ty will be giving practical ways churches can welcome and care for LGBTQ people while still holding a traditional belief about gender & sexuality
Part 1: Caring for non-straight congregants that are already in our churches
Part 2: Creating safe space for LGBT youth to encounter & journey with Jesus
Part 3: Engaging the secular or non-churched LGBTQ community
Part 4: Caring for Transgender people
Ty will be speaking to men about what it means to deal with shame in light of their adoption as Sons of God.
** This event is only open to men who struggle or have struggled with sexual integrity issues.
Part 2 of 4
Ty will be giving practical ways churches can welcome and care for LGBTQ people while still holding a traditional belief about gender & sexuality
Part 1: Caring for non-straight congregants that are already in our churches
Part 2: Creating safe space for LGBT youth to encounter & journey with Jesus
Part 3: Engaging the secular or non-churched LGBTQ community
Part 4: Caring for Transgender people
Ty will be speaking on how Christian students can engage LGBT people in life giving ways on their college campuses.
Open to the public, pastors, & members of other churches
Ty will be speaking to the men’s ministry at Crosspoint about how God pursues us and what that has looked like in his own journey.
Ty will be on a panel at this conference hosted by Love Boldly which is geared towards conservative youth pastors & leaders. Learn more at https://www.loveboldly.net/devoted
Helping the Cornerstone youth better welcome & engage the LGBT students among them and in their schools.
- LGBT people are an unreached community here in the U.S. & it’s not because they aren’t interested in faith! This message will focus how to walk with LGBT people in relationship even while holding to a traditional interpretation of sexuality & the scriptures. Ty Wyss, founder of Walls Down Ministry, will share part of his story, what reached him as a gay man, & how he lovingly serves the gay & lesbian people in his life.
** This is a closed event **
Training for the youth leadership team to better disciple and walk with students as they navigate sexual & gender identity conflicts.
** This is a closed event **
Training for student leaders to walk with LGBT / SSA students on their college campus
Ty will be doing a breakout session titled: EXPERIENCING INTIMACY WITH GOD & OTHERS AS THE ANTIDOTE FOR SHAME IN YOUR SEXUALITY
This class will focus on how to think well and gain insight on the realities of sex, shame, porn, connection, & intimacy and how these human experiences can allow us to engage God and others in ways that are life-giving & God-honoring.
Ty will be giving his testimony along with practical ways of loving, serving, & walking alongside LGBTQ+ loved ones.
Ty will be doing a leader training & Q&A for the NextGen leadership team. This is a closed event.
Ty will be giving his testimony along with practical ways churches can help create a welcoming atmosphere to LGBT people. Also discussed will be themes of sexual identity and what healthy sexuality looks like according to the Bible.
Ty will be speaking to parents and family members about how they can best care for their LGBT loved ones, increase family connection, and stay true to their faith.
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Ty will be speaking to the students of Cornerstone followed by a youth leader training on LGBT issues and how to care well for their youth.
Ty will be giving his testimony along with practical ways to reach, love, and walk alongside LGBTQ+ loved ones. Join us at 6pm!
Ty will be the featured speaker at the 9am & 11am services.
Most Christians believe that God created sex, but we all struggle with our sexuality in one way or another.
Intimacy Ignited is a 4-week seminar that explores the amazing design of God given sexuality that finds it’s expression in our identity, worship, relationships, and spirituality. You can expect to gain very practical insights that will deepen your relationship with God, increase intimacy with your spouse and break the strongholds of the porn-culture we live in. This seminar welcomes both men and women, no matter your relationship status.
Testimony; Discussion; & Q&A
This event is designed to talk about how evangelical communities can begin to engage the LGBTQ community with the gospel.
Whether your child just came out or you have a son or daughter married to their partner, there is a place at Family Care Seminar for you. Some of you have an LGBT+ parent, spouse, sibling, grand parent or other close relative whom you care about. Anyone with an LGBT+ loved one is welcome!
Ty will be giving his testimony along with practical insights on how to effectively reach and love your LGBT loved one.
Ty will be giving his testimony during the Sunday morning service @ 10:30am and also speaking at the youth service that evening at 6pm.
Ty will be giving parts of his testimony to the students as well as how to reach out to, stand up for, and walk along side those that identify as LGBT.
