JONAH, Jews Offering New Alternatives to Homosexuality

Can homosexuals transform their
sexuality? Torah, Talmud and time-
tested advances in gender
psychology answer YES! The Co-
Director of JONAH (Jews Offering
New Alternatives for Healing)
tells how. This groundbreaking book
explodes the "gay gene" mystique,
offering hope, compassion, direction
and vitally needed information to gay
strugglers, their families, friends,
and surrounding community.
www.lightinthecloset.net

Red Heifer Press. ISBN: 978-09631478-9-9.
Trade paper. 600 pages. US $36.00.
Order Now www.redheiferpress.com
or email Info@jonahweb.org

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LIGHT IN THE CLOSET

TORAH
HOMOSEXUALITY
AND THE POWER TO
CHANGE

BY: Arthur Goldberg.

JONAH, Jews Offering New Alternatives for Healing, is a non-profit international organization dedicated to educating the world-wide Jewish community about the social, cultural and emotional factors which lead to same-sex attractions. JONAH works with those struggling with unwanted same-sex sexual attractions (SSA) and with families whose loved ones are involved in homosexuality...read full mission statement

New Article...

March 2014

John Stephen W. of London, U.K shares with us...

I now feel a lot more hope for the future than I have ever felt in my life, including a belief that I am worthy and that I deserve to have male friends with whom I can connect in a healthy non-sexual relationship of mutual love and respect. Also, I am optimistic that I am in a position to find a wife who can be my partner in life and may also provide the ultimate in friendship and companionship. Finally, I look to pass onto future generations the knowledge that change of sexual orientation is possible and to be both a mentor and an example to so many others who have encountered the kind of discrimination that I have.

Click here to read the full article in the "Our Stories" Section

In 2007, JONAH established a separate division, The Jonah Institute for Gender Affirmation, to provide research and clinical strategies for growth out of homosexuality. Jews are obligated to reach out and serve the entire community under the principle of tikkum olam (working together with G-d to heal and perfect the world); simultaneously we are commanded to avoid proselytizing while offering such help. In this respect, both JONAH and the new Institute differ from most other faith-based ministries because we assist non-Jewish individuals and families in a manner which will not threaten their personal religious or secular beliefs.

As a non-profit organization, JONAH strives to help others through the generosity of its supporters, officers and members.