'“If you identify as GLBT and Christian, you do not have to choose,” said Ruth Wardschenk, an ’89 alumna who brought her daughter and partner to the event and sat on the panel. “You can have a partner or a spouse, you can have a family, you can have a church community.”
'Audience members, who ranged in age, laughed and applauded at various times during the hour-long discussion as they anonymously texted in questions to the panel, asking tough questions like how friends of gay people can help make a “coming out” process smooth and whether any of the alums had undergone therapy in an attempt to change their orientation.' MORE
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