HONG KONG- Homosexuality has been a dilemma for many Christians. Trying to answer the question, the Hong Kong Chinese Christian Council has prepared a seminary on homosexuality as one of the sessions in its "Equip with Truth" educational lecture series.
According to the council, homosexuality causes great challenges to Christian faith. As there are many different views in the society, a deeper investigation on the factors leading to homosexuality is essential before Christians can build up correct values toward this issue.
The guest speaker of the seminary is Dr. Katherine L. K. Kot, who is a registered professional psychologist in Hong Kong. She also specializes on family and marriage therapy. On the seminary, she will give account for the psychological and physical aspects of Homosexuality.
The seminary will be held on 29 February at the Hall of Hong Kong Chinese Christian Council.
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