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BURLINGTON - Christ Church Presbyterian -
Sunday Service. Every Sunday. from 9:30AM;
CCP is a “More Light" church. We welcome all
persons. regardlessof sexual orientation, into full
participation in the life, membership, and‘leader- .
ship of this church, and strive, as part of the Body
of Christ, to reach out in ‘ministry to lesbian, gay.
bisexual, and transgendered people both within
and outside of our congregation. Christ Church
Presbyterian (CCP) is located on UVM Redstone

Campus between the water tower and the

Catholicrcenter.

BURLINGTON ~ VGSA - Volleyball: @Christ the
King School, 136 Locust St. (upper Shelbume

Rd.) 6-8pm, $5Inight/members. $10/night/non~'
members. Save Money: VGSA membership only V
$20.00. Come for an evening of challenging (yet _
low-key and fun!) volleyball. We have a great *' ’
fine; and welcome new players. FM! contact Guy

@802 272-2000.

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ARLINGTON -' Aicohotics Anonymous - Gay,
Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender Meeting. Every
Monday from 7:00-8:00» PM. At St James Church, 7
across from Stewarfs convenience store. Open _ A A

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Family Film at the U0
The Welcoming Congregation
Committee invites you to a special
event at the Unitarian Universalist
Society of Burlington (at the top of
Church St.) where Meema
Spadola, Director and Producer,
will present her film Our House: a
very real documentary about kids
of gay and lesbian parents. This
hour-long documentary is a frank
exploration of what it means to
grow up with gay or lesbian par-
ents. It follows the highs and lows
of children ages 9-23 from 5 very
different families.

This event is made possible in
part by a Unity grant from the
Samara Foundation. A vi~ewer’s
guide is available online at

communit  compass

http://www.colage.org/documen-
tary/index.html. There is a link to
the PDF file at the bottom of the
web page. Please join Us on
Sunday May 15 at 12:30 PM in the
Community Room. Light refresh-
ments will be provided. Childcare
will be available if arranged for in
advance. Please call the office at
862-5630 if you will need child-
care.

Return of Youth Pride
The Annual Youth Pride celebra-
tion will commence at noon on
May 14th with a speak-out on the
City Hall steps. The day will be
filled with fabulous festivities
including work shops and games,
and will go out with a bang at the

always enchanting Queer Prom
starting at 7pm. Come watch the
drag shows and hit the dance floor
with whomever you want at YOUR
prom. For more info www.out-
rightvt.org.

Walk For Life

Please join us on Saturday, May
21, for the AIDS Project of
Southern Vermont’s 18th Annual
Walk for Life. To honor and sup-
port our community’s actions in
fighting the worldwide AIDS epi-
demic, our theme this year is
“Stepping Up, Moving Forward.”
We will gather at the Centre
Congregational Church on Main
Street at 10:00 am and walk up
Main Street to the Brattleboro

Sponsored by the American Cancer Society,

Cosmetic, Toiletry and Fragrance Association, and
National Cosmetology Association. First Tuesday
of each month. Please register in advance by call-
ing 802 447-1403 or 802 447-8587.

BRATTLEBORO - AIDS Project of Southem
Vermont - Syringe Exchange 6-9 PM. At the
Brattieboro Drop-ln Center, 60 South Main Street
Anonymous. For more information call 802-254-

8263.

HANOVER/LEBANON NH -American Cancer A
Society - Look Good  Feel Better Program. '
10:00-1_1 :00 AM, At the Norris Cotton Cancer
Center, Lebanon, NH. Sponsored by the
American Cancer Society, Cosmetic, Toiletry and
Fragrance Association, and National Cosmetology
Association. First Tuesday of each month. Please

register in advan
448-6417.

  

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Emma’s Revolution at Burlington’s City Hall Auditoreum, Saturday 5/7

Town Common in remembrance of
all those whose lives are affected
by HIV/AIDS. The program on the
Common will include music,
speakers, and a welcoming noon-
time meal.

The AIDS Project is privi-
leged this year to welcome Terje
Anderson, Executive Director of
the National Association of People
with AIDS, as speaker for the
Walk. Terje (pronounced “Terry”)
serves as a member of the
Advisory Committee on HIV and
STD Prevention and Treatment for
the federal government. He has in
the past been AIDS Program Chief
at the Vermont Department of
Health. and was the first Executive
Director of Vermont CARES.

    

The program will con-
clude with the reading of the
names of loved ones from our
community who have died from
AIDS in the last 16 years. Lunch
will be served free of charge after
the program, around noon.

The Walk for Life is the
major annual community event of
the AIDS Project of Southern
Vermont. Come and be part of this
event by collecting pledges and
walking, by sponsoring a walker.
or by joining in on Saturday morn-
ing. The AIDS Walk is an opportu-
nity for you to show support for
our vigorous fight against AIDS.
The Project asks those who partic-
ipate ln the Walk to seek >>
pledge sponsors for their

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