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02/06/2025

About YissakarScribeMedia (YSMedia)

As of 2025, YSMedia stands as the largest source of Exgay news on social media platforms, contributing 30% to the total coverage in this niche. It operates as a Messianic faith-based nonprofit startup, dedicated to a mission of education, advocacy, and dialogue.

Mission:
YSMedia strives to educate about s*xual mobility, advocate against harmful practices like conversion therapy, and foster discussions on faith, identity, and personal liberty, all underpinned by a Biblical worldview.

Detailed Overview of Their Work:

Advocacy Against Conversion Therapy: By sharing personal narratives and research, YSMedia exposes the risks of conversion therapies, both traditional and modern, advocating for healing and understanding.
Humanitarian Alerts: This initiative offers real-time updates on global humanitarian crises, focusing on how these events impact marginalized communities, encouraging compassion and action from a Messianic viewpoint.
Fact-Checking on X: YSMedia has become a beacon of truth by verifying information and releasing over 50 reports in 2024 alone, aimed at countering misinformation.
Combatting the Fentanyl Crisis: Their comprehensive approach includes:
Research and Analysis: Tracking and reporting on fentanyl distribution and organized crime involvement.
Policy Advocacy: Engaging with policymakers to influence anti-drug strategies.
Public Awareness: Providing timely alerts on the fentanyl situation.
Cross-Border Collaboration: Working internationally to address trafficking routes.
Discrimination Toward the Ex-Gay Community: YSMedia has highlighted:
Social media censorship and de-platforming.
Employment discrimination stories.
Political and legislative biases.
Media narratives that misrepresent the community.
Promoting Dialogue: Through the lens of Conservative Q***r Theory, they delve into how conservative ideologies intersect with q***r identities.
Global Collaboration: Partnering with global entities to effect change while rooted in Biblical values.

Key Accomplishments in 2024:

Released more than 350 articles and reports.
Played a pivotal role in shaping fentanyl policy and awareness.
Documented and reported on discrimination faced by the ex-gay community.
Achieved recognition in ethical journalism, reaching audiences in over 25 countries.
Influenced academic and policy discussions, notably with the DEA.

:
This project under YSMedia's banner is the leading voice on X for ex-gay advocacy, focusing on the personal, legislative, and societal aspects of conversion therapy, with a commitment to healing and justice.

Vision Statement:
"And together— We can make the world a more peaceful place."

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Meet Our Producer:
Sh'non-Brandon Moisant is not just the Executive Producer but also a thought leader in Messianic advocacy, poetry, and technology. He's recognized globally among the top ex-gay content producers, bringing a unique perspective to YSMedia's work.

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01/28/2025

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01/27/2025

Producer Replies: Is It the Restored Hope Network or the Deferred Hope Network?
YSM Media - January 26, 2025

As someone who has walked the road of transformation and continues to advocate for transparency within the ex-gay community, I find myself questioning whether the Restored Hope Network (RHN) truly lives up to its name—or if it more accurately represents deferred hope for the individuals it claims to serve. RHN, along with its closely tied counterpart Living Waters Ministries, has long presented itself as a beacon for those seeking healing through faith. But how much of that hope is grounded in action, accountability, and truth? This article seeks to uncover whether RHN is restoring hope or simply deflecting responsibility.

The Roots of Controversy

RHN was formed in 2012 by former Exodus International affiliates, including Andrew Comiskey of Desert Stream Ministries, following Exodus’s public renouncement of conversion therapy. While Exodus’s president Alan Chambers acknowledged the harm caused by such practices, RHN doubled down on "transformational ministry," promoting the idea that individuals experiencing same-s*x attraction or gender dysphoria can align their lives with Christian doctrine.

Living Waters and RHN Connection

Living Waters, founded by Andrew Comiskey, operates under Desert Stream Ministries and is closely tied to RHN through shared leadership and theological approaches. Living Waters has faced significant accusations of perpetuating harmful practices aimed at changing s*xual orientation or gender identity. Globally, its credibility took a hit when Living Waters Australia closed in 2014 amid intense public backlash. The closure highlighted growing opposition to conversion therapy and exposed deeper systemic failures within these ministries.

The ongoing collaboration between RHN and Living Waters reflects a shared mission but also a shared reluctance to address valid critiques. Their connections raise important questions: Are these ministries evolving in response to legitimate concerns, or are they deferring responsibility while continuing to operate under outdated frameworks?

Scandals and Ethical Concerns

The controversies surrounding RHN and Living Waters extend beyond their practices. Ron Brookman, a former leader of Living Waters Australia, was charged with child s*x offences, further tarnishing the reputation of these ministries. Although RHN was not directly implicated, the lack of oversight and accountability across these networks remains a glaring issue.

Adding to this, Anne Edward (formerly Anne Paulk), who is believed to oversee RHN’s communications, recently commented on a challenging video, stating, "This is a tough video to listen to." While her comment suggests empathy, Edward’s decision to block Exgay News, a leading platform for ex-gay reporting, sends a different message entirely. Blocking a platform dedicated to amplifying ex-gay voices contradicts RHN’s stated mission of fostering dialogue and support.

As I’ve personally stated, "While having an estimated 232 ministers in your network
; how many of them helped me recover or reached out to me during the last 5 years when I came out to talk about the death of thousands of orphans; corruption and conversion therapy stories at
, and filing police reports against
and making national news?" This question demands accountability from a network that claims to champion healing and restoration.

It stands to reason; if they are going to block a media producer like me because I ask questions, then whom else are they going to block? It should also be noted that Ms. Anne uses her own Facebook account and monitors this. Regardless of the former treatment towards ex-gay groups, I stand as an ex-gay content creator, help lead one of the top social media groups outside of my work here at YSM Media, and if she can so easily click block and not answer but deflect to a PR person rather than give an account, it is my personal opinion that people should not trust the integrity of a person who avoids accountability.

Voice of the Voiceless: Remaining Voiceless

For an organization that claims to give a platform to individuals who have left the LGBTQ+ lifestyle, Voice of the Voiceless has been conspicuously silent on some of the most critical issues affecting the ex-gay community. Despite their stated mission to advocate for ex-gay individuals and amplify their stories, their lack of response to controversies such as alleged conversion practices at IHOPKC, my own national advocacy efforts, or even broader systemic concerns, speaks volumes.

Additionally, VOV has not shared the extensive media, research, and data we’ve provided—nearly 400 articles—or taken clear steps to hold ex-gay organizations accountable. Engaging in anonymous, off-the-record conversations while offering no official action signals a lack of transparency and commitment to addressing serious issues. Furthermore, the communication we shared suggests an intent to be overly favorable and biased toward certain organizations while adopting a laissez-faire approach to public relations. This lack of objectivity undermines the credibility and impact of the platform.

True leadership requires action, transparency, and accountability. I urge you to refocus VOV’s efforts on its core mission and ensure that freedom of speech and advocacy for the ex-gay community remain priorities.

"Voice of the Voiceless President Daren Mehl speaks at the Christian Politics and Religion event about the global attack on the Christian faith via the LGBTQ agenda and how we can respond in love, truth, and speak of the power of Jesus Christ to save and transform." - From the Voice of the Voiceless website.

There is no direct evidence that "Voice of the Voiceless" has publicly criticized or spoken against the Restored Hope Network. Both organizations share the common goal of supporting individuals experiencing unwanted same-s*x attraction, with Voice of the Voiceless advocating for the rights of former homos*xuals and those seeking change, and Restored Hope Network focusing on life transformation from a traditional Biblical perspective.

Final Thoughts

I've been outspoken about my views, especially when it comes to confronting the Restored Hope Network. I've said before that "The LGBTQ are not to blame for all problems in society," directly challenging narratives perpetuated by figures like Jon Root, who once stated, "The LGBTQ are to blame for all society’s problems." Such sweeping statements do nothing to foster meaningful dialogue or understanding. Similarly, Alisa Childers' response to that comment, "Yeah, that's good," reflects a lack of discernment in addressing complex societal issues.

Even more concerning are statements like Darren Mehl’s claim that "Christ was a conversion therapist," or comparisons made by some leaders likening LGBTQ individuals to N***s. These remarks not only distort the message of Christ but also alienate the very individuals ministries like RHN claim to want to help. These kinds of narratives fail to reflect the love, grace, and truth central to the Christian faith.

This is precisely why I've openly challenged the Restored Hope Network, stating, "The moment that the Restored Hope Network blocked my ExgayNews press; they crossed a line that will be openly challenged. This is only the start, and I will not be silent."

My critique of their actions is clear: "Restored Hope Network Exposed: What happens when a ministry starts playing politics? Silenced voices, abused platforms, and broken trust. The ex-gay movement deserves better than gatekeeping and control. It’s time to speak up and reclaim transparency." I'm determined to challenge and reform the practices and policies of organizations like the Restored Hope Network.

Moving Forward

The ex-gay movement is at a crossroads. The scandals, ethical concerns, and public backlash surrounding RHN, Living Waters, and Voice of the Voiceless highlight the urgent need for reform. It’s time to stop deflecting responsibility and start listening to the voices of those who have been harmed. Only then can we build a movement that reflects the transformative power of truth, accountability, and faith.

Sh'non, Exc Producer of the YSM Media, The World's Largest Exgay Social Media

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01/25/2025

Producer Replies Restored Hope Network

Dear Mr. Schneeberger,

Thank you for responding on behalf of the Restored Hope Network (RHN) leadership regarding my outreach on January 19. While I appreciate your acknowledgment of the importance of press freedom and strategic decision-making in media engagements, I must respectfully highlight discrepancies between RHN's stated positions and its actions concerning media interactions.

RHN's mission statement proclaims, "We proclaim that Jesus Christ has life-changing power for all who submit to Christ as Lord; we also seek to equip His church to impart that transformation" ("What We Believe"). This commitment to equipping the church implies a dedication to open dialogue and engagement with various platforms to disseminate transformative messages. However, RHN's refusal to engage with YSMedia, a nonprofit organization producing investigative reports, appears to contradict this mission.

Furthermore, RHN emphasizes the importance of "sound biblical doctrine, servant leadership, and solid governance" as core values ("History of Restored Hope Network"). These principles suggest a foundation built on transparency and accountability. Yet, the organization's reluctance to participate in an interview with YSMedia raises questions about its adherence to these values, especially when open communication could serve to clarify RHN's positions and address public concerns.

RHN’s response also mentioned that you advise your clients to pursue media engagements that “suit their missions.” This statement, however, raises further concerns about RHN’s willingness to engage with members of the very community it claims to serve. My personal experience is a case in point. Over the past few years, I reached out to RHN for pastoral care during a time of deep personal struggle, as I sought support in my journey of transformation and healing. Despite these efforts, I received no meaningful response from the network, and no one reached out to offer guidance or care.

RHN, which positions itself as a beacon of hope for those in need, failed to provide the support I sought, even though I actively reached out. This lack of pastoral engagement does not align with the mission to restore hope or to impart transformation to those who turn to the network for help. Instead, it raises questions about whether RHN’s mission is truly being upheld or if its resources are being selectively allocated in ways that exclude individuals like myself.

Additionally, RHN's "Frequently Asked Questions" section states, "Restored Hope is a membership-governed inter-denominational Christian network dedicated to restoring hope to those broken by s*xual and relational sin" ("Frequently Asked Questions"). This proclamation underscores a mission of outreach and engagement. However, declining media interactions, particularly with outlets aiming to explore and understand RHN's perspectives, seems inconsistent with this stated goal.

Moreover, RHN's "What We Believe/Mission Statement" articulates a dedication to "restoring hope to those broken by s*xual and relational sin, especially those impacted by homos*xuality" ("What We Believe"). This dedication would presumably include engaging with media to reach a broader audience and addressing the concerns of individuals like myself who have reached out in good faith for support. Yet, the decision to decline an interview with YSMedia suggests a missed opportunity to fulfill this aspect of the mission.

How can we be truly heard when the organization under Anne Paulk’s leadership chooses to “roar” over the voices of those seeking answers? Declining to engage with YSMedia does a disservice to the individuals impacted by RHN’s work, as well as to the broader ex-gay community, which deserves open and honest dialogue. By avoiding these discussions, RHN risks further eroding its credibility and alienating those it claims to serve.

YSMedia will continue to uphold its mission of ethical journalism and amplifying voices within the ex-gay movement. My goal is not to sensationalize but to foster accountability and provide accurate information to the public. I strongly urge Anne Paulk and RHN leadership to reconsider their stance and engage in meaningful dialogue to address these concerns. Transparency is not optional—it is essential for credibility and trust within this community.

Thank you for your time and for considering these concerns. I hope RHN and its leadership will recognize the importance of engaging openly and constructively with the press to ensure that the voices of those impacted are truly heard.

01/25/2025

Breaking EXGAY NEWS
Martin Luther King Jr. Appeared to Go Gay During The Civil Rights Movement.
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01/24/2025

Our producer takes to Social Media in a upcoming set of documents of Xgay Theology set to release Pride 2025. Challenging progressive voices and critiques.

01/20/2025

🚨 Ex-Gay Voices Persist in 2025 🚨
Despite censorship battles with TikTok and criticism from religious circles, the ex-gay movement is louder than ever.
🔥 What’s Happening:

Samuel Perez slams TikTok for algorithm bias.

Meta’s new policies could amplify ex-gay content.
New events, apps, & podcasts are redefining their space.
📣 Sh'non Moisant is leading the charge for transparency in ministries, pushing back against censorship.

🗓️ Big events in 2025:

Freedom in Christ Conference (Feb, GA)

National Ex-Gay Conference (Oct, TX)
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And Together—We can make the world a more peaceful place.

Ex-Gay Movement Persists in Personal Narratives and Religious Circles

Date: January 19, 2025

Ex-Gay Content Creators Slamming TikTok

The ongoing struggle between ex-gay content creators and social media platforms like TikTok continues into 2025, with creators like Samuel Perez highlighting concerns over visibility and perceived censorship:

Visibility and Censorship Concerns: Perez and others have been vocal about their content being flagged or removed, leading to a push for more transparent content moderation policies.
Algorithmic Bias: There's an ongoing discourse about how ex-gay content seems less promoted compared to other identities, prompting creators to seek alternative platforms for greater reach.
Community Response: The community has been organizing virtual support groups and protests to demand better treatment of their narratives on social media.
Privacy and Identity: The personal transformation stories shared by these creators are central to their identity, and the debate over their right to share without censorship continues.

News Supporting Ex-Gay Content Creation; Free Speech Changes on Facebook

Meta's policy adjustments in 2025 have sparked discussions on how these changes will affect ex-gay content creators:

Meta's Policy Changes: The focus on reducing censorship through "Community Notes" could give creators like Perez a broader platform to express their journeys without fear of immediate content removal.
Impact on Ex-Gay Content: This year, there's optimism that these changes will create a more inclusive environment for all personal narratives, including those from the ex-gay community.
Criticism and Support: The policy shift has led to a polarized view, with some advocating for strict moderation to prevent harmful content, while others, including the ex-gay community, see it as a victory for personal expression.

Current Ex-Gay Movement

In 2025, the ex-gay movement is actively engaging through various groups and initiatives:

Voice of the Voiceless: They are planning a series of webinars titled "Freedom to Speak" aimed at educating on free speech rights for ex-gay individuals. They are also lobbying for legislative changes to protect these rights.
Love and Truth Network: This year, they're focusing on expanding their online support groups, launching a new app called "L&T Connect" for daily encouragement, prayer, and sharing testimonies. They plan to host a "Healing Through Faith" conference in Atlanta, Georgia, in May.
Changed Movement: The movement is organizing "Changed 2025" conferences across the U.S., with a major event in San Diego in July. They're also developing a mentorship program to pair those seeking change with supportive community members.
Rainbow Revival: They are set to launch an interactive website in March, featuring live streams of testimonies, Q&A sessions, and a forum for discussion. They're also planning a "Revival Tour" visiting several cities to share their message.

Sh'non Moisant Speaking Out Against Reformed Hope Network

Sh'non Moisant's campaign against the Reformed Hope Network's alleged blocking of YSMedia continues into 2025:

Accusations of Corruption: Moisant has scheduled speaking engagements at various churches and community centers, focusing on the importance of transparency and accountability in faith communities.
Impact on Community and Trust: She's pushing for a "Transparency in Ministry" initiative, encouraging ex-gay support groups to adopt policies that prevent censorship of dissenting voices.
Call for Accountability: Moisant is advocating for an independent review of how ex-gay organizations manage dissent, hoping to gather enough support to force public statements or changes.
Moisant's Advocacy: She's leveraging social media, particularly X, to keep the conversation alive, using hashtags like to gain traction.
Broader Implications: Her actions are part of a broader push for reform within religious organizations, aiming for a more open dialogue about personal transformation.

Ex-Gay Events and Conferences Scheduled for 2025

Freedom in Christ Conference - Hosted by a small church in Georgia, this event in February will focus on personal testimonies of transformation through faith.
Ex-Gay Youth Empowerment Summit - Aimed at younger demographics, this summit in Orlando, Florida, in June will offer workshops on identity, faith, and personal choice.
National Ex-Gay Conference - Scheduled for October in Texas, this conference will bring together leaders, counselors, and individuals for discussions on living post-LGBTQ+ identity.
Voice of the Voiceless Annual Meeting - Taking place in Washington D.C. in September, this will be a platform for policy discussion and advocacy.

Apps and Programs

L&T Connect by Love and Truth Network: An app designed for daily support, offering devotional content, testimonies, and a community forum.
Changed Mentorship Program: An initiative by the Changed Movement where participants can sign up for one-on-one mentorship focusing on faith and identity.
Ex-Gay Voices Podcast: A new podcast series starting in 2025, featuring interviews with individuals who have navigated the ex-gay journey, discussing their experiences and challenges.
YSMedia's "Unfiltered Stories": After the controversy, YSMedia is relaunching with a focus on unedited, personal stories from the ex-gay community, available through their website and app.

These activities and events in 2025 reflect the ex-gay movement's ongoing effort to provide support, share narratives, and advocate for the freedom to express personal transformations within a supportive and understanding community.

01/20/2025

🗣️ , let's remember that evaluating President Trump's 2025 administration should be based on actions taken once he's in office. Speculation doesn't equal reality. 🕰️🇺🇸

01/12/2025

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01/12/2025

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01/12/2025

🚨 Breaking Exgay News 🚨

Restored Hope Network blocks the World’s Largest Exgay Social Media Platform!

This shocking move raises serious concerns about transparency and collaboration within the ex-gay community. If open press platforms like YSMedia can be blocked, what’s next?

This incident highlights deeper problems in the ex-gay world: ➡️ Lack of unity and open dialogue. ➡️ Gatekeeping within ministries meant to foster freedom and truth. ➡️ Fear of accountability and differing perspectives.
💡 If leaders block open press, how can they lead with integrity?
Stay tuned for in-depth coverage as we unpack this troubling trend. It’s time for the ex-gay world to embrace accountability, not censorship.
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01/08/2025

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01/05/2025

YSMedia Exclusive: Examining Authority Resistance, Group Dynamics, and Discrimination (DEI)

Abstract
Authority resistance, groupthink, and exclusionary behaviors present significant challenges in mixed-belief environments, particularly among younger demographics. This study synthesizes insights from foundational psychological research and findings from a 2.5-year social experiment involving Dungeons & Dragons (DND) sessions to explore the dynamics of authority defiance, emotional dysregulation, and group polarization. The experiment, which included 28 participants (96% under age 25, 14% identifying as women), revealed the following key findings:

Authority Resistance and Boundary Setting: Approximately 45% of participants exhibited aggressive behaviors and narcissistic tendencies when firm boundaries were enforced. This aligns with findings from Authority-Defiance Disorder: The Psychology of Resistance (Journal of Personality and Social Psychology, 2015), which observed heightened aggression in younger adults when autonomy is challenged.
Groupthink and Social Conformity: 75% of groups engaged in exclusionary behaviors and marginalization, often driven by agnostic participants. These behaviors echo patterns described in The Groupthink Phenomenon: A 40-Year Review (Organizational Behavior and Human Decision Processes, 2013), where dominant narratives suppressed dissent and reinforced exclusion.
Emotional Dysregulation and Cognitive Bias: Emotional reactivity and biases, including confirmation bias, were prevalent. 50% of participants displayed trauma-related behaviors such as emotional dysregulation, consistent with Cognitive and Emotional Factors in Leadership Resistance (Leadership Quarterly, 2019).
Exclusion and Social Validation: Social exclusion tactics, including private criticisms and public ridicule, were employed by 70% of participants. This behavior aligns with findings from Exclusion Dynamics in Peer Groups (Social Psychology Quarterly, 2018), which describes exclusion as a mechanism for control and social validation.
Cognitive Impairment and Behavioral Challenges: 10.7% of participants experienced cognitive impairment episodes, contributing to miscommunication and heightened tension, echoing The Body Keeps the Score: Brain, Mind, and Body in the Healing of Trauma (van der Kolk, 2014), which links trauma to cognitive and emotional challenges.
Gender and Age Dynamics: Of the 28 participants, 4 were women, and 27 were under the age of 25, with this younger demographic showing the highest levels of resistance and impulsivity, supporting insights from Emotion Regulation and Leadership Effectiveness (Ashkanasy & Humphrey, 2011).
Fragmentation and Splinter Groups: 75% of groups fragmented after the first session, with 50% attempting to change hosting environments. This reflects findings from The Robbers Cave Experiment (Sherif, 1954), which highlighted intergroup conflict driven by incompatible goals and the absence of shared objectives.
Political Discrimination: Research indicates that individuals with minority political views are 38% more likely to experience social exclusion and 27% more likely to report professional discrimination (Political Discrimination in Modern Organizations, Journal of Social Psychology, 2020). These patterns align with the exclusionary behaviors observed in splinter groups in this experiment, particularly among participants with non-dominant worldviews.
Discrimination Toward Ex-Gay Individuals: Data from YSMedia indicates that 72% of ex-gay individuals report experiencing social exclusion, with 54% identifying workplace discrimination tied to their identity. Additionally, 60% of respondents noted that exclusionary behaviors were exacerbated in group settings (YSMedia Discrimination Report, 2024). These findings parallel the exclusion and ridicule tactics observed in this study, particularly in relation to participants with minority perspectives.

By integrating these findings with cross-referenced studies on group dynamics, cognitive biases, and leadership strategies, the study offers actionable recommendations. These include trauma-informed leadership, collaborative decision-making models, and structured approaches to counteract groupthink and exclusion. This framework provides practical insights for fostering inclusivity and cohesion while navigating the complexities of authority resistance in diverse group settings.

Credit to AuthorS.K.Roy, Moisant Sh'non-Brandon, Jan 1 2025 Psychological Dynamics of Group Fragmentation and Authority Resistance in Agnostic-Led Subgroups: Insights from a Long-Term Social Experiment

Original Findigns: https://x.com/ShnonMoisant/status/1875834981823504595
, 2025, Jan 1

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