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EPWORTH PRESENTS 'FESTIVAL OF LOVE'
Epworth
Church news release - Epworth United Methodist
Church will hold a Valentine's Day Festival of Love for
ALL Couples on Sunday evening, February 13, 2000,
beginning at 6 p.m. in the church sanctuary at 1901 North
Doulgas in Oklahoma City. The Festival, which is open to
the public, will include a special celebration service to
honor the relationship of all couples, including same
gender couples, married couples, dating couples,
friendship couples, and all other God given varieties of
individual human relationships. Other planned
events include a Red Hot Lovers Of Chili Supper, sock hop
dancing to your favorite love songs, and a Love Song
Karaoke Contest.
The Festival is a part of a nationwide effort organized
by the United Methodist Covenant Relationships Network (CORNET).
The idea started as a question: "Why can United
Methodist ministers bless homes, cats, dogs and cattle
barns but not the friendship and pledge of fidelity of
two consenting adults?" The Festival is
designed to demonstrate our church's belief that all
couples should receive the ministry of the church and to
show that the people of Epworth value both the words and
meaning of Christ's message that we should love one
another, just as God loves us."
Epworth invites everyone to be a part of this event which
affirms and rejoices in all the different degrees of love
which God has given us. By being a part of it, people
will not only have fun, but will be making a statement
about what is right and just in our world. Epworth United
Methodist Church welcomes and affirms Lesbian, Gay,
Bisexual and Transgendered people and actively seeks to
change the United Methodist Church's policies that
discriminate against Homosexual members. The Church
is currently working to reverse provisions of the United
Methodist Church Book of Discipline, which prohibits same-sex
unions or commitment ceremonies. For more information on
Epworth United Methodist Church and its Valentine's Day
Festival Of Love, call the church office at 525-2346 or
visit the church's website at www.epworthchurch.com.
PARADE
ORGANIZERS HOLDING LOGO CONTEST
Pride Network, Inc, the group which
is organizing Oklahoma City's Pride events, will hold a
competition to design this year's logo. According to
information supplied by Pride Network co-chair Paul
Thompson, entries must be submitted by March 25 and the
winner will receive $100. Entries must use the national
theme: "Take Pride - Take Joy - Take Action",
and must include the words: "OKC Gay & Lesbian
Pride Parade 2000". Entries should be on one side of
a sheet of heavy paper or poster board and the name,
address and phone number of the artist on the other side.
Entries can be mailed to Pride Network, Inc, PO Box 60296,
Oklahoma City, OK, 73146-0296, or delivered in person to
The Center, 2135 NW 39th Street. For full details, call
524-2131.
At the Pride Network meeting on Monday night, Margeret
Cox was selected treasurer for the organization and ideas
were discussed to expand the opening ceremonies to make
it a bigger, more fun event. Various fundraising
possibilities were also discussed. The next meeting will
be Monday, Feb 28, 7:30PM in the home of Paul Thompson,
1133 NW 32nd, and is open to the public.
FILMHEADS: ALL ABOUT ALL
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Wednesday, February 9, 2000
The Advocate
Calif.
school hit with gay fliers
Illinois
governor backs victims bill
Pro-Knight
commercials air
Lords
uphold antigay law
Bradley
meets with NGLTF
Gay rights
linked to Nazism at GOP event
No appeal
for gay juror ban
Report:
Candidate left race over rumors
Witness
says police forced Anwar charges
Langham
faces gay-bashing charge
Shepard
play to open in Denver
Gay pianist
has panache
Elton on
road to El Oscar?
Award mania
continues
Clinton
budget shy on HIV prevention
PlanetOut
Lords Stop
S28 Repeal
Finns Pick
Past Gay Leader Pres.
More Notes
on Orange, CA GSA
Honors
Bestowed in Politics & Art
Lambda Lit
Finalists Named
The Data Lounge
Labour Vows to Press
for Section 28 Repeal
Assaults Create Dark
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California GOP
Prayer Breakfast Blasts Gays
Gore Courts Gay and
Arts Communities in NYC
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and Lesbian
Section 28:
ministers ready to do deal
'Morality
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School's
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Gay policy
finds home in dorms
Prop. 22
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Judge lets
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New Rights
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Schepp
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Vermonters
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