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Home/Ministries/Family Research Council Founding Member Denies Gay Prostitution Allegation

Family Research Council Founding Member Denies Gay Prostitution Allegation

Written by Brian Montopoli | Saturday, May 8, 2010

FRC President Tony Perkins: “FRC has had no contact with Dr. Rekers or knowledge of his activities in over a decade so FRC can provide no further insight into these allegations.”

On Tuesday (May 4), the alt-weekly newspaper the Miami New Times ran a much discussed story about a man named George Alan Rekers.

You might not know Rekers, but he has long played a prominent role behind the scenes in the social conservative movement: A member of the founding board of the conservative Family Research Council, Rekers has authored books on how to ensure that children grow up straight.

A Baptist minister and former research fellow at Harvard University, Rekers has testified against gay adoptions and is on the board of National Association for Research & Therapy of Homosexuality, which is focused on helping gay people turn straight.

According to the New Times story Rekers was spotted returning from a ten-day trip to Europe with a young man identified as Lucien, who he allegedly met on a gay website called Rentboy.com.
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The New Times posted a photograph of Rekers with a young man said to be Lucien at the Miami airport; it also spoke to Lucien, who indicated he had met Rekers on Rentboy.com. The story says Rekers himself did not deny that he met Lucien on the site, though he said he did not know he was a prostitute until midway through the vacation. Rekers insisted in the story that he hired Lucien because he “can’t lift luggage” and needed a companion.

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Editor’s Note: George Alan Rekers is a professor of Neuropsychiatry & Behavioral Science Emeritus at the University Of South Caroline School Of Medicine. He received his PhD in human developmental psychology from UCLA, his ThD from the University of South Africa, and his MBA from Southern Wesleyan University.

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