Exodus International made headlines after its 1976 founding. And for good reason: the non-profit insists it can help fight homosexuality through the seemingly omnipotent power of some dude named Jesus Christ.

We've never heard of him, but apparently people are all about him, because Exodus has gone on to become one of the leading voices in the battle against the sissie scourge.

The group's so large, in fact, that they ended up changing their name to Exodus Global Alliance, thus giving themselves a truly planetary flavor. Now, over thirty years on, the group boasts 150 ministries in 17 countries. This, of course, is exceedingly important because, as you can see from the group's handy pie-chart, homosexual walk every inch of this lovely Earth of ours. They explain:

Men and women struggle with homosexuality in every culture and country around the world. Estimates of the number who struggle are shown in the pie chart.

Either Exodus forgot to include the volatile and largely Islamic region or, more likely, they figure those Allah lovers are hell-bound hethens, so why even try.