Events

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What does the Bible really say about Homosexuality?

It’s time for YOU to know the TRUTH about those passages of Scripture that have traditionally been used to condemn homosexuality!!

What is the story of Sodom and Gomorrah and why did God destroy these cities?

What is the real meaning behind Leviticus 18:22 “Do not lie with a man as with a woman, it is an abomination”?

What was Paul’s intent when he wrote Romans 1:26-27, “….their women exchanged natural relations for unnatural ones and the men likewise gave up natural relations with women and were consumed with passion for one another, men committed indecent acts with other men….”?

In this workshop we will explore these passages of Scripture and gain a deeper understanding of the truth behind their meaning.

Next workshop details:

Date: Saturday, July 25, 2009
Location: 2500 Louisiana NE, lower level conference room

This is NOT the Square Dancing you did in Grade-School!! The Wilde Bunch, New Mexico's only Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender, and Straight (& Questioning) square dance club, will have open houses and beginning dancing the first Monday of every month starting at 7:00 p.m. Come on out and enjoy the Fun! Where? Albuquerque Square Dance Center 4909 Hawkins St NE Albuquerque

The hosts for the evening will be Fred and Diego.  Come for a cool dip in the pool, munch on fabulous food and hear what's coming up for the NMO club.  Bring your swimsuit and towel.  The pool festivities start anytime after 5 pm, the potluck at 7 pm and meeting at 8 pm.Location: 1410 Erbbe, NE.  The home is located just north of Constitution and is pretty much centered between the two parallel streets of Eubank & Wyoming.If coming for the potluck then bring an entree, salad or dessert to share.Any questions call Fred at 505-469-1865.  

U21 meets every Friday night from 7:00 to 9:30 at the Albuquerque Center for Spiritual Living, 2801 Louisiana NE.It meets in the youth room in the basement of this social center
two blocks north of Menaul and blocks from Coronado Mall, ABQ Uptown,
&

Winrock.  Enter on the west side of the building off the parking lot.It is open to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered, intersex,
queer, and questioning youth under 21 and their allies under 21.This is a youth space.  It is largely a social time with some
planned events and sessions, such as arts & crafts, poetry,
information on
the community, films, dances, workshops, field trips, etc.  There are
trained adults there to facilitate the group and assist as needed.

WAKE UP to Self-Expression and Passion!

You are invited…

To a GLBT (and friends) Community
Extraordinary Conversation
about The Landmark Forum

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after participating in The Landmark Forum are:
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? Personal productivity
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Which of these benefits would make a difference in your life?

Saturday August 8, 2009
1:00 pm – 4:00 pm
3804 Lafayette
Albuquerque, NM 87107

RSVP Cristina Apodaca 505-690-7592

Come out and bowl! Sunday Night Out sponsors a fall and winter bowling league, with a few fun summer
socials. Also, don't forget the 2nd Annual Albuquerque Roadrunner Bowling Tournament September 18-20th.

Sunday, August 9th, 6:00 pm, Holiday Bowl.

Come out for a fun time!

$15 gets you 3 games of bowling.

League play resumes August 23rd. Registration begins at 4:30, bowling at 6:00.

More info available at:
http://www.abq-sno.org/
http://www.beepbeepbowl.org/

Next Common Bond Board general meeting will be at Jerry's house.  Use the signups to get address information.

Come join us for a week at Faery University.
Aug. 14th- 23rd

To find out more go to www.zms.org or call (505) 783 4002.

U21 meets every Friday night from 7:00 to 9:30 at the Albuquerque Center for Spiritual Living, 2801 Louisiana NE.It meets in the youth room in the basement of this social center
two blocks north of Menaul and blocks from Coronado Mall, ABQ Uptown,
&

Winrock.  Enter on the west side of the building off the parking lot.It is open to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgendered, intersex,
queer, and questioning youth under 21 and their allies under 21.This is a youth space.  It is largely a social time with some
planned events and sessions, such as arts & crafts, poetry,
information on
the community, films, dances, workshops, field trips, etc.  There are
trained adults there to facilitate the group and assist as needed.

Come join us for a road trip in western New Mexico where we will explore the El Morrow Monument and a barbecue in a park, then at dusk we will walk to a bat cave and experience bat flying out the the evening.  We will leave sometime in the morning and get back to ABQ sometime in the evening.  Check out the following videos on YouTube from a previous trip we took to the bat caves.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YCHRZ8H2uw

Experience an uplifting modern worship service that meets the needs of an ever-changing community. Here you can find your spiritual expression in many forms such as music, contemporary readings, and dance. An open communion will be given and music will be lead by our Praise Teams. This service also includes a Children & Youth Program and a Sign Language Interpreter. After service you will have an opportunity to socialize in the Celebration Hall; refreshments are provided.

Zia Nude Dudes' August social (pot luck) at 9pm on Saturday, August 22. Please see our web site, still in development, at http://www.zianudedudes.com for details.

Experience an uplifting modern worship service that meets the needs of an ever-changing community. Here you can find your spiritual expression in many forms such as music, contemporary readings, and dance. An open communion will be given and music will be lead by our Praise Teams. This service also includes a Children & Youth Program and a Sign Language Interpreter. After service you will have an opportunity to socialize in the Celebration Hall; refreshments are provided.

Suggested dress code for bee observation:  long-sleeved shirt and 
long pants, socks and closed-toe shoes. Light-colored clothing is 
best (white, tan, light blue) since bees are scared by black, red, 
and other dark colors and may become defensive.
Avoid wearing cologne or any other highly-scented hair or body 
product, since some chemicals attract them and make them defensive.
Directions:  From the east side of ABQ:  I-25 to Rio Bravo exit.  Rio 
Bravo across the river to Isleta. Left (south) on Isleta for about 3 
miles, then right (west) on Pajarito (Abuelita's NM Restaurant is on 
the nw corner at the turn onto Pajarito)  One mile west on Pajarito 
to right on Pajarito Meadows rd (only a right turn is possilble)  Our 
house is 2633 Pajarito Meadows Rd.  It is the house on the left 
almost obscured by trees right after a big blue metal building and a 

Come out and bowl! Sunday Night Out sponsors a fall and winter bowling league. Also, don't forget the 2nd Annual Albuquerque Roadrunner Bowling Tournament coming up September 18-20th.

League play resumes August 23rd. Registration begins at 4:30, bowling at 6:00.
Come with team of 4 with up to two alternates, or find a team at registration.

More info available at:
http://www.abq-sno.org/
http://www.beepbeepbowl.org/