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activities for lesbians and gay men In all sports. (7
pm. third Thursdays. Portland Building. 245-
5301.)
County Central Library. 801 SW 10th Ave. For
Saturday activities or Information call Phoenix
Rising. 233-8299 )
Radical Faariaa In the Portland area have a re­
corded news and Information line called Fey Dirt.
(246-8826.)
W o m en '* Book Group reads and discusses
works by women. (7 pm. first Mondays. 288-
3041. 287-3272. 235-0669.) (12)
Radical W om an meets monthly. (7038 N. Fair-
port Place. 289-7082.)
Women w ith Adolescents S upport Group
meets monthly. (Linda. 249-8411.)
Raad Collaga Lasbian/C ay/B isaxual Union
is for all students, faculty, staff and other Reed
Community members. (LGBU. Reed College.
3203 SE Woodstock. Portland. OR 97202.)
Women w ith Women with C hildren is a so­
cial networking group for lesbians who have or want
to have children in their lives, whether as mothers,
mother's partners. “ Big Sisters’ or adoptive
mothers. (PO Box 2152. Portland. 97208.
255-1941.)
Rosa C ity Gay Fraadom Band (formerly the
Northwest Passage Freedom Band) is a concert
band open to all lesbians and gay men and their
supportive friends. Bring your Instrument and a
music stand if you have one. (Sundays. Metropoli­
tan Community Church. 1644 NE 24th. or call
Chuck. 223-8299.)
Rosa C ity G a n d a r C a n ta i ■ Is a peer group
support program for people dealing with gender
Identity problems. (Call the hotline for details and
meeting locations. 292-0391.)
Rosatown Ramblars, Portland's gay and lesbian
square dance club, meets weekly. All levels of
dancing supported. (7:30 pm, Thursdays. 1819
N W Everett, lo w e r level. Barb 2 4 5 -5 9 4 6 or
Larry 228-7147.)
Second Sunday Brunch Group for lesbians in
higher education, faculty, staff and independent
scholars meets monthly at the Dakota Café for
socializing, networking and discussions. (11 am.
239 SW Broadway.)
Shanti in O regon provides free emotional and
non-medical practical support services to persons
living with HIV, their family and friends, and those
grieving. (3477 E. Amazon Drive, Eugene. 97440-
3502, 342-5088.)
S ilv a r S craan C lub is a support group which
provides a way to help underwrite the educational
activities of the Northwest Film and Video Center
and is a year-round subscription to all Center exhi­
bition programs. (1219 S W Park Ave.,
221-1156.)
S o u th w a a t W a s h in g to n H a a lth D is tric t
H IV /A ID S P rogram offers a range of services
to Clark. Skamania and Klickitat counties. These
include anonymous testing and counseling, case
management, dient advocacy, and outreach, includ­
ing one to one counseling, needle exchange, com­
munity and professional education and weekly sup­
port groups. Mondays: Gay and Lesbian. Tuesdays:
Family and Friends. Wednesdays: Volunteers.
Thursdays: HIV/AIDS (2000 Fort Vancouver Way,
Vancouver. WA. 98668. 206-737-6012.)
Study Group fo r Loebian Psychotherapists
focusing on object relations, self psychology and
feminist reformulations of psychoanalytic theory.
(Sky. 229-0578.)
S up port group fo r abused lesbians meets
regularly at Bradley-Angle House. It is facilitated by
lesbians and is confidential; childcare is provided,
donations are accepted. (232-7805.)
S u p p o rt group fo r w om en m ental health
couneelors o r therapists who are lesbian, bi.
or lesbian positive, promotes friendship, spiritual
growth, and emotional accessibility, looking for two
members In their 50s-60s. (299-4556.)
Triangle Productione produces plays of social
and economic value concerning gays and lesbians
as well as others. (Dan Home. 235-1170.)
W estside O rganization o f W omen holds in­
door activities like brunches, video parties, ice skat­
ing and outdoor events. (Send $6 fo r one-year
subscription to newsletter. WOW. PO Box 5584,
Aloha. OR 97006.)
Wind fire Is a social and support group for people
under 21 who are gay. lesbian, bisexual, or unsure.
Meetings are small and Informal. (Thursdays.
7-8:45 pm. main floor meeting rooms. Multnomah
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S pirituality
A ffirm ation is a nationwide support organization
for lesbian and gay Mormons, their families and
friends. (Portland/Vancouver group. 206-
696-9396.)
Blue Earth Legends. (Call for class Information
and schedule. 8215 SE 13th Ave.. 234-2224.)
Buddhist Association of the G ay/Lesbian
C om m unity serves the spiritual growth of gay
and lesbian Buddhists, acts as a medium for the
exchange of ideas and experiences about the un­
folding of the Buddhidharma. and believes that the
Buddha. Dharma and Sangha have special rele­
vance to lesbians and gay men. (PO Box 1974,
Bloomfield. N J 07003.)
C ro n s M a g ic .
231-9230.)
(3240-B
M etropolitan Com m unity Church of P o rt­
land is an ecumenical Christian church open to all
people. (Worship services. 10:30 am -12:30 pm
Sundays. 7 pm Thursdays Christian Ed and Bible
Study. 9:15-10 am. Sundays. Choir rehearsals.
7:30 pm Tuesdays. 1644 NE 24th. 281-8868 )
M e tro p o lita n C om m unity C hurch of th e
G entle S hepherd is a Christian congregation
with a positive/supportive outreach to the lesbian
and gay community. (4:30 pm. Sundays. 4505 E
18th St.. Vancouver, mailing address. PO Box
5094. Vancouver. WA 98668. 206-253-8401.)
Reach Out. a support group for gay and lesbian
former Jehovah's Witnesses and Mormons, offers
a newsletter, meeting and pen-pals. Reach Out
offers love and understanding. (Reach Out. PO
Box 1173. Clackamas. OR 97015. 657-0620.)
The S a c re d Band is a spiritual brotherhood
providing fellowship and support to gay and pagan
men. (Box 13072. Portland. OR 97213.)
S D A Kinship is a support and fellowship group
for lesbian and gay Seventh Day Adventists. (Meets
monthly. PO Box 33104. Portland. OR 97233.
244-0286.)
S ia te rS p irlt is women sharing spirituality. All
women welcome. Wheelchair accessible. (294-
0645.)
United Church Coalition for Leeblan/G ay
Concern« Is a national organization of lesbians,
gays, bisexuals and their families and friends in the
United Church of Christ. The Coalition offers sup­
port. education and advocacy around lesbian, gay
and blsexuallssues. (Matthew. 760-4745)
SE Hawthorne,
Crown of Praiss is a charismatic church serving
the entire community. (Sunday School, 10 am.
morning services. 11 am. 2300 N W 30th Ave.,
Pastor Nita, 287-7759 or Pastor Judy. 206-
892-6861.)
Dignity is a Catholic support group for lesbian and
gay Roman Catholics, their friends and family.
(Mass and social, third Saturdays. 7:30 pm. St.
Francis Church. SE 12th Ave. and Pine St.)
Evangelicals C oncsrnsd is a nationwide or­
ganization for Christian gays and lesbians, newly
meeting in Portland. Families and friends are
welcome. (654-4597.)
F rien ds fo r Lesbian and G ay C on cern s
Q u aker S piritu al S upport Group. (Call for
meeting time and place. Bob, 223-2426 or Mary.
282-4961.)
Integrity is a gay and lesbian ministry In the An­
glican Communion. Gay and lesbian Episcopalians
and their friends are welcome. (For further Infor­
mation and calendar call 289-1687, or write: In­
tegrity. St. Stephen 's Episcopal Parish, 1432 SW
13th. Portland. OR 97201.)
Journey Catholic Community. Searching? So
are we. Mass on Sundays. All are welcome. (Sun­
days. 6 pm. SW 13th and Clay.)
Living C om m union C hurch stresses the
“whosoever’ of John 3:16 which Includes gays and
lesbians. Sunday school for children during morning
services. (Services. 10 am and 6 pm. Sundays.
3830 SE 62nd Ave.. 777-8577.)
Lutherane C oncerned /N o rth A m erica, a
pan-Lutheran association of lesbians and gays, their
partners, families and friends, is forming a new
chapter in Portland. (227-5431.)
Mase in Tim e o f A ID S , a sign of love, is held
weekly at HIV Day Center. Communion calls are
made for housebound individuals. (6 pm. Mondays.
3835 SW Kelly. Fr. GaryMdnnls. 223-3444 )
M etan o la P eace Com m unity, a reconciling
congregation of the United Methodist Church, wel­
comes diversity and includes gay men and lesbians
in its life and ministry. (5:30 pm. Sundays. 3520
SE Yamhill. Call 281-3697.)
U nited M etho dists fo r G ay and Lesbian
C oncerns (A ffirm a tio n ) meets monthly for
potlucks and fellowship. (PO Box 12673. Port­
land. OR 97212. Dick. 692-9019.)
Cascade Community C enter is a club for gay
men and lesbians. CCC operates to form social
groups, events, sports, cards, travel and dances.
Monthly get-togethers. (CCC. PO Box 972,
Bend. OR 97709.)
C e n tra l O reg o n A ID S S u p p o rt Team
(C .O .A .S .T J , offers physical and financial help to
people with AIDS, support for families and signifi­
cant others, and a bi-weekly HIV support group.
(Meetings, fourth Tuesdays. Barb o r Phyllis.
388-6616. weekdays. 9 am -5 pm.)
Colum bia A ID S R eeourcee serves the Mid-
Columbia In Oregon and Washington. We provide
support groups, advocacy, Information, referral, and
education. (503-386-3881. 503-296-3700.)
Connexion is a gay and lesbian monthly potluck
in Sumpter. Oregon. (Information. PO Box 2.
Sumpter. OR 97877.)
Eastern O regon C onnection holds monthly
meetings in Baker City. (Box 382. Baker City. OR
97814.)
Gay, Lesbian and Bl In fo rm a tio n Line is
available anytime for Information and referrals.
(388-2395.)
Gorge Gay Group is a social group for gay men
who live in or around the Columbia Gorge. (W rite
toG G G . PO Box 103. Wasco. OR 97065.)
H IV S upport group is for people with AIDS or
ARC and meets every other week. (Barb or Phyl­
lis. 388-6616.)
M o nm outh G ay and L esb ian S u p p o rt
G roup meets weekly.
(7 :3 0 -9 :3 0 pm.
838-1277.)
M o nm outh G ay and L e sb ian Lunch
G et-T o g e th e r meets every other week. (First
and third Mondays, noon. Pacific Room.
838-1277.)
The O th e r S id e is a gay and lesbian service
organization. It hosts a party every Saturday night
at the Other Side Club. The Club is available for any
gay or lesbian related event. Business meetings the
second Friday of each month. (PO Box 5672.
Bend. OR 97708.)
S outhern O regon
A ID S -h e lp lin e is a 24-hour AIDS Information
switchboard providing peer counseling. Information
and referrals. (672-3000.)
Douglas County Gay Archive« is a repository
for materials relevant to the rural homophile. (PO
Box 942. Dillard. OR 97432. 679-9144.)
Gay and Lesbian A lcoholics A nonym ous
meets weekly. (Thursdays, call GALON AIDS
Hotline. Bruce or Lee. 269-4183.)
Gay and L e sbian A llia n c e meets monthly.
(7:30 pm. second Thursdays. Gay and Lesbian
Community Center ÎGLCC1 3856 Cames Road.
Roseburg. 679-9144.)
Gay and Lesbian and C om m unity A lliance
(G A L A C A ) in Ashland is a student organization
which actively seeks to educate the non-gay com­
munity on lesbian and gay Issues while providing
support and services to gay and lesbian students.
(Thursdays. Jon or Thom. 482-1247. o r Toni.
482-1105.)
Gay and Leebian O utreach N e tw o rk (G A ­
L O N ) supports a gay and lesbian rap group. (7
pm. Tuesdays. Room 205. 371 , Coos Bay.)
G ay an d L esb ian S u p p o rt o f S o u th e rn
Oregon, offers support and information for leebl-
ans and gay men. (PO Box 43. Klamath Falls. OR
97601.)
Gay and Leebian Youth Group meets weekly.
(1-3 pm. Sundays. Gay and Lesbian Community
Center IGLCC1..3856 Cames Road, Roseburg.
679-9144.)
Gay and lesbian discussion grou p meets
weekly. (7:30 pm. Tuesdays. First United Method­
ist Church. 1771 West Harvard Blvd., Roseburg.
679-9144.)
H IV P ositive su pp ort group in Coos Bay is
accessible by calling GALON's AIDS Hotline.
(Steve. 269-4183.)
Leebian and Gay Hotline in Medford provides
Information and referrals on local resources and
events. AIDS Information, as well as supportive
listening. (7-11 pm. every night. 773-8146.)
M edford Gay M e n 's S u p p o rt G roup meets
weekly. (Wednesdays. Bob. 779-7324.)
M etropolitan Com m unity C hurch of R<
burg celebrates Sunday services with the Rev.
Jody Ahlstedt. (11 am. Sundays, and 7:30 pm.
Wednesdays. PO Box 2125. Roseburg. OR
97470. 679-9144.)
Parents and Friends of Lesbians and Gays
(P /F L A G ) helps people deal with issues related to
their gay and lesbian children and friends. (First
Tuesdays. Candace o r Chuck. (Ashland1,
482-4017.)
Ruby House is a residence in Douglas County for
people with AIDS. (679-9913.)
Sex and Love Addicts Anonymous (S LA A )
is for lesbians and other women in the Rogue
Valley. (For time and location, send a SASE to
SLAA. PO Box 929. Talent. OR 97540.)
Southern O regon Lambda Association is a
Rogue Valley-based organization of lesbians and
gay men with a newsletter, parties. AIDS education
outreach, rap groups, outdoor activities. (Hotline.
773-8146. 7-11 pm. 773-8146.)