How a Transgender Father Impacted His Daughter | Denise Shick | Ruth Institute Annual Summit #Shorts

Transgender ideology, as much of the sexual revolution, places the feelings of adults atop a perverse pinnacle of principles, while casting children's needs aside and largely ignoring them. At the tender age of 9, Denise Shick's father told her that he wanted to be a woman. Denise describes in heartbreaking detail the impact that decision had on her as a little girl. She also shares the hope she found in that. If you have ever wanted to know what it is like for a family member of someone struggling with gender confusion, Denise's story deserves a listen.

Denise Shick is the founder and executive director of Help 4 Families Ministry. Help4Families networks hurting family members with resources, Christian counselors, and personal/group supports. Denise is the Administrator of Family related issues with TGIF (Transgender International Fellowship). She has served as a program aid for an alcohol and substance abuse clinic.

Denise is the author of four children’s books that help kids with gender issues in the family, as well as several nonfiction books, including My Daddy’s Secret, Understanding Gender Confusion—A Faith-Based Perspective, and Transgender Confusion—A Biblical Q&A for Families. She is an ordained minister and has a BA in psychology.

She has been interviewed on several faith-based radio and television programs. She is also a conference speaker and presents workshops on gender identity dysphoria and its impact on families.

Denise has led church-based support groups for people with sexual addictions and has assisted groups in an alcohol and substance abuse clinic. She served seven years in a Christian pregnancy center in several roles and implemented an abstinence program, for which she was the director.

Denise has been married for 26 years and has four children.

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