Annual Reports
2024 Annual report
Each June, we do something to counter “Pride Month.” This year, we were particularly annoyed by the Biden Administration declaring “Transgender Day of Visibility” on Easter Sunday. So, we decided to celebrate those brave men and women who have left Pride behind by declaring the first Sunday in June: “Ex-Gay Visibility Day.”
I ordinarily don’t like the terms “ex-gay” or “gay,” but I couldn’t resist poking fun at the White House. Plus, with this phrase, everyone knew what we were talking about.
This declaration caused quite a stir. We received more than the usual amount of interview requests, and our press release on the matter was shared widely.
Our June Dr. J Show interviews with people who shed their homosexual identity were very successful. We got more views, comments (not all good, of course), and new subscribers than average for our Dr. J Shows.
Best of all, our activities that month positioned us as a source of hope for people journeying away from an LGBT identity, as well as for their parents. We even created a YouTube “Advice for Parents of LGBT” playlist of our guests sharing how their parents helped them return to their true selves.
2023 Annual report
Whether you are encountering the Ruth Institute for the first time, or whether you are one of our longtime faithful supporters, we are glad you are here.
– Dr. Jennifer Roback Morse2022 Annual report
We are so honored to be in the trenches with you! Please keep praying for us. Share our information. We are so grateful for your support.
– Dr. Jennifer Roback Morse
2021 Annual report
Throughout this year’s Annual Report, you will see this focus on building a permanent record of truth. You will also find “action items” of three sorts:
- Educate yourself and others,
- Advocate for better policies,
- Rejuvenate and support people who have been hurt by the Sexual Revolution.
We want you to be involved in this great mission. We ask for your financial support. We ask for your prayers. We ask for your active participation. Together we will preserve the truth that traditional Christian sexual ethics protects children, ennobles men, and elevates women.
– Dr. Jennifer Roback Morse
2020 Annual report
This Annual Report details the growth of our social media platforms and media presence. Most of all, this report tells the stories of people we have celebrated, influenced, or inspired. The world needs moral truth more than ever before. We are still your voice of sanity and truth-telling. I invite you to continue to be part of this great mission to defend the family and build a civilization of love.
– Dr. Jennifer Roback Morse
2019 Annual report
I now feel I can say along with Queen Esther that, “for such a time as this,” I founded the Ruth Institute. You will see from our activities this past year, that we have been in the middle of some of the most significant issues of our time. I feel sure that you will be proud to have been a part of this great adventure with us. And I hope you will continue to be part of our work.
-Dr. Jennifer Roback Morse
2018 Annual report
This past year, we continued our national outreach with our Healing Family Breakdown Workshops in four cities. My new book, The Sexual State: How Elite Ideologies are Destroying Lives and Why the Church was Right All Along has received stellar reviews from around the English-speaking world, including in Canadian and Australian publications. Our newest hire, Research Associate Fr. Paul Sullins, Ph.D., has done path-breaking sociological work on same-sex parenting and on clergy sex abuse.
– Dr. Jennifer Roback Morse
Years-in-review of our projects and programs.
