Portland Fellowship

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Portland Fellowship

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  • Contact: Jason Thompson, Director
  • Portland, OR
  • Phone: 503-235-6364
  • Service Times: Office hours - Pacific, M-F, 9am-5pm

Our purpose is to glorify Jesus Christ by proclaiming His incredible power to release people from being controlled by their desires. Such freedom begins with repentance from one's sin and putting faith in Christ as Savior and Lord.

Those who come to us are wounded by past hurts and taken captive by the desire to fulfill unmet needs for love and affirmation through (unwanted) same-sex desires and relationships. Portland Fellowship seeks to help equip men and women to walk in freedom from these desires as transformation takes place. Our emphasis is not on changing one's attraction from 'gay' to 'straight' (although many have seen this identity change take place in their lives), but rather to disciple men and women into a growing personal relationship with Christ, allowing Him to do a transforming work.

Our methodology includes biblical instruction, Christ-centered accountability groups, personal testimonies, trained peer-to-peer support, and professional counseling referrals to assist individuals who desire to embrace their true identity in Christ. We promote a message of transformation where individuals need not be controlled by unwanted same-sex sexual/relational desires. We also provide support to those who have loved ones experiencing same-sex attraction and equip churches and individuals to communicate the message of hope and freedom in Christ.

Portland Fellowship is a non-profit, interdenominational ministry. We do not support political agendas or candidates. We are not a mental-health agency. We do not practice reparative (or conversion) therapy, as those goals and methodologies differ from the stated goals of Portland Fellowship. Please call the office if you have questions.

Portland Fellowship offers support through individual counseling and support groups to individuals struggling with sexual addiction and homosexuality as well as to spouses and family members of those struggling. We also interact with churches through speaking engagements, by offering classes, and by establishing ongoing partnership with local pastors.

In addition, we offer online programs for struggling youth and adults as well as family and friends. To learn more about these programs, click on the links below:

Online program for Adults: www.takingbackground.com
Online program for Youth: www.reachtruth.com
Online program for Family & Friends: www.portlandfellowship.com/hope 

http://www.portlandfellowship.com/programs.php