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As it happens, though, there were plenty of folks who called her a liar, and one (you) who called her "evil." There's no need to quibble about the words Mr. Noreen seems to have added, when you're convinced that she's evil.

We are all evil. None of us can do good. In her case, she calls her evil "good":

A reporter from the Colorado Springs Gazette has outed me to the public and made it appear as if I now, all of a sudden, am wanting people to know what New Life did to me and why I left.
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Yes, it was very ugly and I am still baffled at the way I was treated, but I didn’t say anything to anyone. Why would I now, in 2011 decide to reveal details? I didn’t then and I won’t now

So already she is publicly saying her separation with the church was "ugly", while arguing that she won't reveal details.

I shared with the audience at this private event that I, too, had been hurt by the leadership at my church,
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I shared with the audience that I left New Life and eventually moved completely out of Colorado Springs to Denver.
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I was told by my church and Christian friends that it [being gay] was an abomination.
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I agreed [to speak publicly at the "private event"] because so many gay adults and teens actually commit suicide because their church and/or pastor tells them it is a sin to be gay. To me, telling a gay person that even though they love God with all their heart, soul, mind and strength that they are still going to hell is the abomination.
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I don’t regret speaking to the people at that event. What I do not like is that the Gazette reporter made it look like I’m bringing up ghosts from the past when I have moved on. I don’t want to talk about what they did to me. It took long enough for scabs to cover those wounds and I’m not about to pull them off now.

So, in her talk that she insists was NOT about bringing up the past, she says she told her audience that her church hurt her, that they were the abomination, that they hurt her, that the wounded her. But she didn't want to talk about it, even while she talks about it.

I’m not out to bash that church or the pastor. I don’t operate that way. As I said before, if I really wanted the public to know what happened and why I left, I would have said something in 2009.

She says they attacked her for being gay, called her an abomination, but in fact THEY are the abomination, and that they made it clear to her that she wasn't welcome. But no, she doesn't "operate that way".

Meanwhile, she tells faithful Christians that it is OK to perform gay sex acts, that they can be loved by God and honor Him while purposefully committing sinful acts, that people who try to speak the Word of God against sin are "abominations". She leads good people down the same path of sin that she walks. That is evil.

She relishes her sin, and speaks evil about her church when it attempts Godly correction of her sinful ways.