MLPnews June 14, 2006

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Volume 3
Issue 7
  June 14, 2006



 

 

 


In this issue:

    - MLP.org and MLPnews: your source for daily General Assembly news
    updates
    - "It's OVERTIME!" -- MLP releases new print resource, "Voices of
    LGBTA Presbyterians"
    - Sharing your stories: MLP sends pre-GA letter to all 690 commissioners
    - And the postcards came rolling in...
    - MLP events at the 217th General Assembly
    - Reconcilation Course, Ghost Ranch Abiquiu, July 17 - 23
    - Welcome to House of Grace, A More Light Fellowship
    - A month of Pride at Lake View Presbyterian, Chicago
    - International Day Against Homophobia
    - Profile: one Presbyterian who changed his mind
    - More Light Tour Across Arkansas

    *More Light Sunday news and reports:*
    - More Light Sunday breaks records: 52 churches to participate this year
    - Morelight Sunday Mailing Mania
    - Three Sundays of More Light Sunday at First United, Troy NY
    - First Palo Alto joins San Jose pride parade
    - Southside Church, Tucson... plus More Light cats
    - More Light Sunday in Houston
    - Montclair Presbyterian (Oakland, California)
    - More Light Sunday sermon: Western Presbyterian, Washington DC
    - More Light Sunday sermon: Northside Presbyterian (Ann Arbor, MI)
    - Collenbrook United (Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania)
    - Clarendon Presbyterian (Arlington, VA)
    - Pittsburgh's More Light Sunday/Weekend 2006
    - Celebration of Life Presbyterian (Mesa, AZ)


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***MLP.org and MLPnews: your source for daily General Assembly news updates

General Assembly starts on June 15, and this year we'll be continuing a 
practice that we started at the previous General Assembly in 2004, which 
is to provide a daily news summary and update on our web site at the end 
of each day of GA. Updates will come from MLP's General Assembly ground 
team in Birmingham, with special attention to details about More Light / 
LGBT equality issues and MLP's activities at General Assembly. If 
there's breaking news, we'll share that immediately at www.mlp.org and 
via email to this MLPnews email list. If you have friends who'd like to 
subscribe to MLPnews, have them go to www.mlp.org and use the signup bar 
at the top of the web page.


"It's OVERTIME!" - MLP releases new print resource, "Voices of LGBTA 
Presbyterians"

MLP is pleased to announce the release of a new resource just in time 
for General Assembly: / Voices of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender 
and Allied Presbyterians 
<http://www.mlp.org/resources/voices-of-lgbta-2006.pdf>/. The two-page 
resource contains selected brief stories and quotes in support of the 
immediate deletion of G-6.0106b and other anti-LGBT Presbyterian rules. 
The 16 stories and quotations in the document are all taken from 
responses to our Call to Justice: Right Now 
<http://www.mlp.org/rightnow> petition that we announced a few months 
ago. The /Voices/ document is one step of several that MLP is taking to 
make sure that your voices are heard as we heard towards General 
Assembly, and beyond.  A text copy of the /Voices/ handout appears in 
the full article 
<http://www.mlp.org/article.php?story=20060518000407721> on our web 
site, or you can download and print the PDF version 
<http://www.mlp.org/resources/voices-of-lgbta-2006.pdf>, which is 
designed to fit onto both sides of a single sheet of paper.

*Voices of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and allied Presbyterians*
/Comments collected by More Light Presbyterians, spring 2006, in support 
of the removal of G-6.0106b and related anti-gay Presbyterian policies./

"I am an elder and deacon in the Presbyterian Church. About two years 
ago, I also came out as being a transgender person. I am a child of God 
and Jesus Christ is my Lord and Savior. It is time to give me equal 
standing in the Presbyterian Church."
- Mike/Michelle Dennis, Los Angeles, CA
*Read more...* <http://www.mlp.org/article.php?story=20060518000407721>



Sharing your stories: MLP sends pre-GA letter to all 690 commissioners

As part of our efforts to share your stories -- real stories of LGBT 
Presbyterians -- with this year's General Assembly commissioners, MLP 
has just completed a mass mailing to all 690 commissioners, Youth 
Advisory Delegates (YADs), and related representatives who will be at GA 
in a voting or advisory capacity. Here you can see a picture of a 
portion of the mailing, signed, sealed, stamped, and ready to mail. Each 
letter contains a cover letter, a copy of MLP's General Assembly 
Legislative Recommendations 
<http://www.mlp.org/article.php?story=20060513140818147>, and a copy of 
our recently-released Voices of LGBT and Allied Presbyterians 
<http://www.mlp.org/article.php?story=20060518000407721> educational and 
storytelling piece.
MLP commissioner mailing 
<http://www.mlp.org/images/articles/20060518232056871_1_original.jpg>
MLP's 2006 commissioner mailing, ready to go
(Click the image to see a larger version.)
*Read more... <http://www.mlp.org/article.php?story=20060518232056871>*


And the postcards came rolling in...

Because some churches organized their More Light Sunday activities for 
the weeks prior to June 11, we've already received hundreds of "Right 
Now / Write Now" postcards 
<http://www.mlp.org/article.php?story=20060504113540727> from 
delete-B-now supporters around the country... enough that we've started 
to wonder whether we've got a large enough post office box to handle the 
cards that will arrive this week. Every postcard that we receive this 
week will go to our MLP ground team in Birmingham, Alabama and will be 
delivered to one of the voting GA commissioners. Thanks to all of our 
More Light Sunday churches and other postcard distributors this year, 
for filling up our mailbox with calls for justice... Right Now! 
<http://www.mlp.org/rightnow>


MLP events at the 217th General Assembly
/A similar version of this article originally appeared in our print 
publication, the More Light Update./

The table is open to all at the many MLP-sponsored events during this 
year's General Assembly, beginning with the *annual MLP celebration 
reception and dinner* on Thursday evening une 15. "Letters from a 
Birmingham Assembly" will be the theme as we celebrate 32 years of 
working for the full embrace of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender 
persons in our Church and the world.

On Sunday morning June 18 we will worship together at the *national 
welcoming Presbyterians' worship service*, sponsored jointly by More 
Light Presbyterians and That All May Freely Serve (TAMFS), to be held at 
10 AM at Pilgrim Congregational Church (3801 Montclar Rd., Birmingham). 
Buses will run from the General Assembly site to Pilgrim Congregational.*
Read more... <http://www.mlp.org/article.php?story=2006061308161930>*



Reconcilation Course, Ghost Ranch Abiquiu, July 17 - 23

The extraordinary peace and justice-oriented Plowshares Institute is 
offering a course "Becoming Agents of Reconciliation" focusing upon how 
Presbyterians and other persons of faith can develop insight and skills 
in becoming more effective "agents of reconciliation" within their 
families, faith communities and denominations.  A key area the training 
will focus upon how to address the injustice that LGBT persons and our 
families face in faith communities and how to work for change.
*Read more... <http://www.mlp.org/article.php?story=20060516193833132>*


Welcome to House of Grace, A More Light Fellowship/
from our field organizer Michael Adee./

The National MLP Board of Directors and I are pleased to welcome "House 
of Grace" Fellowship to the national network of welcoming and affirming 
congregations, new church developments, house churches, regional MLP 
Chapters in cities and on seminary campuses, and affiliated Presbyterian 
campus ministries.  House of Grace is recognized as a More Light 
Fellowship by the Presbytery of Newton, Randolph, New Jersey. This 
fellowship is indeed in the early Christian tradition, a "house church" 
enjoying the hospitality of meeting in homes of the House of Grace' 
members who host the gatherings on particular Sunday evenings. *
Read more... <http://www.mlp.org/article.php?story=20060516194327726>*



A month of Pride at Lake View Presbyterian, Chicago

More Light supporter Wil Snodgrass iii sent us this schedule of Pride 
events at Lake View Presbyterian Church 
<http://www.lakeviewpresbyterian.org/>, Chicago in June, as well as a 
special festival event in August. Thanks for the update, and 
congratulations on all the outreach activity, to the team at Lake View!

Our June Pride plans:
- June 7th, we'll host a Pride Worship along with TAMFS-C and the 
Chicago Coalition of Welcoming Churches at 7 p.m.
- June 24th, Annual Pride BBQ and Movie night - we invite the Chicago 
Coalition of Welcoming Churches (CCWC) and More Light & other 
progressive neighboring churches.
*Read more... <http://www.mlp.org/article.php?story=2006051619494887>*

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*International Day Against Homophobia
by Michael Adee

May 17 was the second annual observance of the International Day Against 
Homophobia. This global effort is supported by ILGA, the International 
Lesbian and Gay Association <http://www.ilga.org/>, among other groups. 
ILGA was created in 1978, the very same year the first Presbyterian 
congregation declared itself "More Light," sanctuary, a safe, welcoming 
and affirming space for gays, lesbians and their families. That first 
church to offer such life-giving and life-saving ministry and witness is 
the West Park Presbyterian Church, New York City. Now we understand the 
need for sanctuary for bisexual and transgender persons, too, of course.*
Read more... <http://www.mlp.org/article.php?story=20060517235316306> *



Profile: one Presbyterian who changed his mind
/Our field organizer Michael Adee spotted this article (extracts below) 
about former PCUSA moderator Jack Rogers and how his mind has changed on 
LGBT equality./

"Presbyterian leader has written that homosexuality is not a sin and 
should not be a bar to ordination," writes Richmond, VA Times-Dispatch 
staff writer Alberta Lindsey. Lindsey's interview with the former PCUSA 
Moderator, the Rev. Jack Rogers and her article get to the heart of the 
matter that faces our beloved Presbyterian Church (USA) next month in 
Birmingham. Excerpts from the article follow this report.  I find it 
ironic that it is an article from the Richmond Times-Dispatch that 
quotes Jack Rogers this time since our last General Assembly was in 
Richmond. Lindsey's article ends with this quotation from the 
distinguished theologian, scholar, author and former Moderator Rogers: 
"When we use the proper methods of biblical interpretation and return to 
the fundamental teachings of Jesus -- love God and love your neighbor -- 
God will be able to heal our divisions." *
Read more... <http://www.mlp.org/article.php?story=20060603104117683>*

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More Light Tour Across Arkansas
/from our field organizer Michael Adee/

Hello from Little Rock, Arkansas. Thanks to the vision and support of 
Arthur Fullerton, Elder, West Hollywood Presbyterian Church, West 
Hollywood, CA, and a native of Warren, Arkansas, a remarkable first-ever 
"More Light Tour" across Arkansas is possible, supporting LGBT persons 
and allies, and making way for change in this southern state.  Many 
months ago, Arthur pitched this idea to me since he grew up in Arkansas 
and I grew up in nearby Louisiana that we do a More Light Tour Across 
Arkansas. In partnership with Greg Adams, the MLP Liaision for Arkansas, 
and Rev. Dr. Leslie Belden, a Minister-Member of Arkansas Presbytery, 
outreach in 4 cities anchored this historic first "More Light Tour" 
across the state. *
Read more... <http://www.mlp.org/article.php?story=20060608090115835>*


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*More Light Sunday news and reports*
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* More Light Sunday breaks records: 52 churches participate this year

 From Alaska to Florida, the More Light Sunday 
<http://www.mlp.org/morelightsunday> signups flowed in, sometimes with 
multiple signups per day. With a total 2006 participation of *52 
churches*, More Light Sunday church participation this year has far 
surpassed last year's participation of 36 churches, and has grown by 
450% over participation in 2004 
<http://www.mlp.org/article.php?story=20060326152548400>, the first year 
of More Light Sunday.  Demand for our "Right Now / Write Now" postcards 
<http://www.mlp.org/article.php?story=20060504113540727> was so high 
that we had to double our original print run, and our DVD production had 
to go into overtime to send each participating church a copy of this 
year's special-release More Light Sunday DVD. This level of 
participation is a testament to the growing grass roots strength of the 
More Light movement, and to all of you working hard within your 
churches, your communities, and your Presbyteries for real change. Our 
thanks go out to everyone taking action this year for More Light Sunday: 
to the local coordinators who signed up your churches for participation; 
to the house party hosts; to everyone who signed our petition 
<http://www.mlp.org/rightnow>, made a donation 
<https://secure.groundspring.org/dn/index.php?aid=7550>, or filled out a 
postcard <http://www.mlp.org/article.php?story=20060504113540727>. Our 
voices are making a difference, and will be heard loud and clear at 
General Assembly this year.



Morelight Sunday Mailing Mania

The large number of churches signed up to participate in More Light 
Sunday <http://www.mlp.org/morelightsunday> means a lot of materials to 
ship all over the country. Here's an look at the pre-assembly stage of 
our More Light Sunday resource kits, with bundles of "Right Now" 
postcards, MLP worship bulletin inserts, DVDs, VHS tapes, and other 
resources just before they get packed up and shipped to this year's 
participating churches.
More Light Sunday mailing in preparation 
<http://www.mlp.org/images/articles/20060519175654595_1_original.jpg>
More Light Sunday under construction
Click the image to see a larger version



Three Sundays of More Light Sunday at First United, Troy NY

MLP supporter Shirley Hinkamp recently briefed us on the plans at First 
United Presbyterian Church <http://www.unitedprestroy.org/>, a More 
Light Church in Troy, NY, for three weeks of LGBT-supportive activities 
including distribution of MLP's "Right Now / Write Now" postcards 
<http://www.mlp.org/article.php?story=20060504113540727>. Thanks to 
First United for its strong support of justice and equality!

We scheduled May 7, 14, and 21 as our More Light Sundays.
We have 50 stoles from The Shower of Stoles Project 
<http://welcomingresources.org/sosp.htm> displayed each week.
*Read more...* <http://www.mlp.org/article.php?story=20060520085751464>

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First Palo Alto joins San Jose pride parade

For the third year running, First Presbyterian Church of Palo Alto 
<http://www.fprespa.org> (California) offered its signature parking lot 
worship service in the assembly area for the annual San Jose gay pride 
parade <http://www.sjgaypride.com/>, then joined the parade as an 
official contingent. The photo shows the First Palo Alto crew assembled 
on the main street at the start of the parade.

The local More Light team at First Presbyterian also organizes a booth 
at the San Jose pride festival, held the same weekend as the parade. The 
booth features activities for kids, displays of pro-LGBT books and other 
materials, and friendly church volunteers who can talk to pride fair 
attendees about First Palo Alto and its stance as a More Light church.
First Palo Alto at San Jose Pride 
<http://www.mlp.org/images/articles/20060611143648759_1_original.jpg>
(Click the photo to see a larger version)


Southside Church, Tucson... plus More Light cats
/Received from More Light Sunday coordinator Leslie Carlson at Southside 
Presbyterian <http://www.southsidepresbyterian.org/>, Tucson Arizona./

We had a good More Light Sunday at Southside Presbyterian Church in 
Tucson, Arizona. We had an excellent sermon and a Minute for Mission. 
The pictures taken during the service didn't turn out well, and so I 
have substituted instead, two "More Light Cats" pictures. I'm also 
sending our Open Doors pictures.
More Light cat <http://www.mlp.org/article.php?story=20060611191633780>
(Click the photo to view the full article with all pictures.)


More Light Sunday in Houston
/Received from More Light Sunday coordinator Sheryle Webb in Houston./

I am sending pictures from A Community of the Servant-Savior 
Presbyterian Church <http://www.servant-savior.org/> in Houston, Texas. 
We are the 100th Church to become More Light. For More Light Sunday, we 
prepared a special worship service including special music and hymns. We 
announced the Post Cards "Right Now" during our Minute for Mission, and 
had the members sign them after worship. The Reverend Helen Bailey 
officiated over the worship service. We are making plans now to 
participate in the Houston Pride parade on June 24th. The first picture 
is the group of us with the Reverend Helen Bailey. The second picture is 
of a young woman, Jacinda Valencia, signing one of the postcards - she 
shared some special music with us during worship. We gave her a safe 
place to stay when her life was in danger when she told her family she 
was a lesbian. The third picture is of our pianist, Jan VanDerbur 
signing one of the postcards, she and her partner have been members here 
for several years.
*View the full article with photos... 
<http://www.mlp.org/article.php?story=20060611224632491>*


Montclair Presbyterian (Oakland, California)
/Received from More Light Sunday coordinator David Stephenson of 
Montclair Presbyterian <http://www.mpcfamily.org/>, Oakland California./

Montclair Presbyterian Church had the joyous honor of guest preacher 
Lisa Larges giving us the sermon "3 for the World" on More Light Sunday. 
Lisa is an out lesbian candidate for ministry in the Presbyterian Church 
and dearly loved by our congregation. We were serenaded by the beautiful 
voices of The Continuum, a guest choir from the Emmy-award winning 
Pacific Boychoir Academy. Rev. Janie Spahr and family graced our church 
with their presence. Lori Kendall, chair of our More Light Committee, 
was our lay leader. Lori brought us the word of God with the scripture 
readings: Isaiah 6:1-8 and John 3:1-17. We sang the hymns: "Holy, Holy, 
Holy", "Though the Spirit's Gifts are Many", and "Help Us Accept Each 
Other". We prayed this prayer together:
Montclair 
<http://www.mlp.org/images/articles/20060612171733951_1_original.JPG>
(Click the photo to see a larger version.)


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*More Light Sunday sermon: Western Presbyterian, Washington DC
/Received from More Light Sunday coordinator Carol Merrit of Western 
Presbyterian Church <http://www.westernpresbyterian.org/>, Washington DC./

*"The Power to Bless and to Curse"*
Carol Howard Merritt
Western Presbyterian Church
June 11, 2006
Text: James 3:5b-12

I am sitting in the pew of a Charismatic church, wanting to hear one 
thing: I need to know that I am loved. I am a grown woman, but I feel 
like a little kid. My grandmother just died and as the undeniable 
matriarch of our family, she left a huge, gaping hole, and I am swimming 
in it. A bit disoriented, I need that raft: I need to know that my 
granny loves me and I need to know that God loves me. *
Read more... <http://www.mlp.org/article.php?story=20060612172435979>*



More Light Sunday sermon: Northside Presbyterian (Ann Arbor, MI)
/Sent to us by Brian Spolarich, guest More Light Sunday preacher at 
Northside Presbyterian Church <http://www.northsidepres.org/> in Ann 
Arbor, MI on June 11. A copy of the sermon is also available at 
Northside's web site 
<http://www.northsidepres.org/worship/sermons/sermon/62>./

*"Yet More Real Family Values"*
Brian Spolarich
Scriptures: Isaiah 6:1-8, Romans 8:12-17, John 3:1-17

I want to start this sermon with these lyrics, composed by those great 
masters of modern hymnody, Sister Sledge. Our sisters wrote:
We are family
I got all my sisters with me
We are family
Get up ev'rybody and sing
*Read more... <http://www.mlp.org/article.php?story=20060612221338642>*



Collenbrook United (Drexel Hill, Pennsylvania)
/Received from More Light Sunday coordinator Nancy Crody of Collenbrook 
United Church <http://www.collenbrook.org/>, Drexel Hill, PA/

Collenbrook United Church <http://www.collenbrook.org/>, Drexel Hill, 
PA, is a U.C.C. and PCUSA union church, hence both UCC Open and 
Affirming <http://www.ucccoalition.org/programs/ona.html> and More 
Light. We have primarily emphasized the ONA aspect, so decided this year 
to observe More Light Sunday. Following the sermon, we had about a 
five-minute "Message for Ministry" that I did, discussing what "More 
Light" meant and inviting our folks to sign the postcards. More than 
half the adults present did so, so we're putting 20 cards into the mail 
to Mountain View today. Best wishes for your work at General Assembly!
- Nancy Krody, clerk, Collenbrook United Church


Clarendon Presbyterian (Arlington, VA)
/More Light supporter Madeline Jervis sent us this this great "open 
door" picture taken on More Light Sunday at Clarendon Presbyterian 
Church <http://www.clarendonpresbyterian.org/> (Arlington, VA)/

Left to right: Rev. David Ensign, Pastor; Evelyn Woodson; James Fisher; 
Rev. Peg True, Parish Associate; Isaac Woodson; Rev. Madeline Jervis, 
Pastor Emerita
Clarendon PC 
<http://www.mlp.org/images/articles/20060612175437229_1_original.jpg>
(Click the photo to see a larger version)


Pittsburgh's More Light Sunday/Weekend 2006
/From our field organizer Michael Adee./

Hello from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania and a fabulous (yes, fabulous) 
Pittsburgh More Light Sunday & Weekend 2006. Those Pittsburghers are 
dedicated Steeler-Pirate sports fans, no question. And, in addition to 
being passionate about their local professional ballteams, the 
Presbyterians I had the joy and privilege of being with this weekend are 
passionate about justice, ending discrimination against LGBT persons 
while creating safe, loving and welcoming spaces within their families, 
congregations and communities.  Community House Presbyterian Church, a 
More Light Presbyterian Church, Pittsburgh hosted the regional More 
Light Sunday 2006 afternoon worship celebration and luncheon. An 
overflow crowd, a Gospel Choir and special gospel music, drumming, 
rainbow kites and stoles were highlights of this remarkable city-wide 
gathering to celebrate the gifts and ministries of lesbian, gay, 
bisexual and transgender persons and their families.*
Read more... <http://www.mlp.org/article.php?story=20060613201354234>*



Celebration of Life Presbyterian (Mesa, AZ)
/Received from More Light Sunday coordinator Shelly Moe at Celebration 
of Life Presbyterian Church <http://www.celebration-of-life.org/> in 
Mesa, AZ./

Our More Light worship service featured a beautiful display of candles 
on our Communion table, bringing more light to our sanctuary. The 
service included liturgy and hymns made available through the resources 
of the More Light network. Our worship bulletins included the More Light 
flyers and the "Right Now" postcards, which members filled out. Rev. 
Shelly Moe, the pastor of Celebration of Life, will hand carry the 
postcards to Birmingham later this week. Her sermon was based on a 
reading from the Song of Songs, and spoke of this often overlooked book 
of the Bible as a counter balance to many of the other messages about 
human sexuality that are found in scripture. The service concluded in 
typical CoL fashion - with a party!* 
<http://www.mlp.org/staticpages/index.php?page=houseparty2006>*
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