"The Salvation Army’s army stance on homosexuality does not begin and end with seemingly dated statements buried on its website.

The community needs to be aware that the charity has chosen to proactively campaign against marriage equality as recently as a few short months ago. The Salvation Army made a submission and provided evidence to the House of Representatives inquiry into marriage equality."

Anna Brown, Co-convenor of the Lobby explains why the heat shouldn't be taken off The Salvation Army.

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The Salvation Army has been forced to make a public apology after one of its majors stated that the Salvation Army believes gay people should die.

The Lobby's Sally Goldner responds to recent homophobic comments made by Major Andrew Craib of the Salvation Army in this ABC News broadcast of The World Today.

Report by Simon Lauder.

THE Salvation Army's declaration that homosexuality is an unacceptable urge has provoked outrage in the gay community.

Gay pop star Darren Hayes called for a boycott of the high-profile charity, a call backed by pro-gay lobbyists.

The Salvos responded last night by pointing out they helped some of Australia's most marginalised and needy people, including gay and transgender ones.

After the Salvos' online statement on homosexuality, Hayes tweeted to his 60,748 followers: "Important for gay people to know the true position of the Salvation Army when considering who to donate to. Sad."

He said asking people to control their sexuality was like asking someone to change their eye colour.