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Pastor Marvin Winans, the gospel icon, recently got engaged to his longtime girlfriend, Deneen Carter. They tied the knot in a beautiful ceremony, surrounded by loved ones and committed themselves to a lifetime together. Deneen Carter is now officially the wife of Bishop Marvin Winans Sr. Marvin Winans's current relationship status is single and still unknown for social sites. Marvin Winans holds an estimated net worth of $5 million.

Marvin Winans was born on March 5, , in Detroit, Michigan the United States. Congratulations to PASTOR MARVIN WINANS and his new wife DENEEN CARTER WINANS! They were officially MARRIED in a private ceremony attended by friends and family on Friday April 22, at the prestigious Colony Club in Detroit, MI. PASTOR MARVIN WINANS DIVORCED VICKI WINANS.

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HE IS NOW ENGAGED! TO WHOM? THE GIRLFRIEND HE DATED FOR 16 YEARS. HERE ARE THE DETAILS. Marvin Lawrence Winans Sr. (born March 5, ) is an American pastor and gospel singer, and a member of the Winans family as well as The Winans musical group. He is also known for his recurring role in the hit show Tyler Perry's House of Payne.

Gay, God-fearing and fighting for acceptance. Scientist says being 'Gay' and being 'Homosexual' is different Byron Cage dares to join the conversation on internet talk show many gospel artists prefer to keep 'in the closet' Conversations about homosexuality in the Black church are "hush-hush" despite the widespread reality of it from the pulpit to the pew. When occasionally discussed in church, damning messages from fire spitting preachers generally aggravate the rejection associated with being Gay.

This tradition tends to stigmatize Black churches as homophobic and encourages Gays to close the door of the figurative closet and throw away the key or gravitate to churches that openly embrace the lifestyle. Sometimes Gays too, in defending their positions engage in the exchange belligerently. Both sides argue fervently with little traction toward agreement.

Joseph Nicolosi sensitively "went there" as guests on La Gospel Talk, a new online program hosted by EUR's Mona Austin that discusses matters relevant to the urban-contemporary church. It is not an easy conversation to have, in part because of the equivocal behavior of "down low" pastors and others in the church. Byron cage's openness on this subject may be a good start to getting the conversation started.

The Prince of Praise was on vacation in Hawaii with his wife when he unselfishly participated in the blunt discourse via cell phone. Having a footing in the gospel music industry and the church where he admits homosexuality is rampant, he had first hand knowledge of the subject. Cage identified a combination of ignorance and unjust judgment as the main reason preachers generally don't broach the subject.

In the December issue of Essence Magazine in its ongoing series that explores the state of Aids in Black America, an anonymous Gay Black pastor says that he has not come forth with his true sexual identity because he doesn't believe his congregation is "ready" for the revelation. The Stellar-award winning Cage also believes people shy away from the things they don't understand.

Cage astutely shared his knowledge in an innocuous dialogue with Dr. Nicolosi strictly coming from a "church boy" perspective. Nicolosi spoke as a scientist. A year veteran in Clinical Psychiatry, Dr. Nicolosi is Catholic, but his views come from a scientific perspective.

Yet, he refutes the notion that a person can be born gay. Recognized as the foremost expert in same sex attraction, he also believes that being Gay and being homosexual are not identical persuasions. COM on Dec. Joseph Nicolosi Gays rejection.