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Wednesday, January 12 at 7 p.m. The sermon
for this annual event will be delivered by the
Reverend David E. Wcekley, the first openly
transgender pastor in the United M ethodist
Church, with a special appearance by mem
bers o f the Portland Gay Men’s Chorus.
While this free event is in commemoration
o f Aelred of Rievaulx— a 12th century Eng
lish abbot in the Cisterian order— the signifi
cance o f this mass with relation to the Rev.
Weekley’s participation, as well as P G M C ’s, is
noted by Integrity as an important event to
highlight the issue of homosexuality within
Christianity. St. Aelred is widely speculated
by scholars of his essays and letters to have
been gay. He was adopted as Integrity’s patron
in 1987.
The event will include both the traditional
prayer for St. Aelred’s Day and new prayers for
the EGBTQ_community, and will finish with
communion. The Retired Reverend Michael J.
Hanley, Bishop of Oregon, has written a special
blessing for the occasion, and a reception will
follow the event in the parish hall. Email Ore
gon integrity@gmail.com for more information.
• In other LGBTQ_choral news, the Port
land Lesbian Choir presents “Songs Across
the Divide” at Rose City Park United M eth
odist Church (5830 NF" Alameda St.) at 7:30
p.m. Saturday,January 22.The concert features
music from South and North America and
several songs performed by choir subgroups.
Tickets for the first PEC concert o f the
new year are S10 in advance from choir mem
bers and from Flying Cat Coffee Company
(3041 SP" Division).There is a $2 discount for
seniors and students. Additionally, PEC is
welcoming new members during February.
Information can be obtained by a tplchoir.org.
sions slated for 3:30-6 p.m. at Hollywood
Lanes (4030 NE Halsey St.). Weekly dues are
$10. Visitpdxbowl.com fo r more information.
• If a more full-body workout is your bag,
then the Iler 1 Inman Rights Campaign ben
efit on Sunday, January 16 at Lola’s Room
(1332 W. Burnside St.) might be right up your
alley. The evening— presented under the
• Also seeking new singers is the Satori theme “One Celebration. One Weekend. For
Men’s Chorus. Tenors, basses and baritones W omen.”— centers on Bhangra hip-hop jams
are invited to join Satori for the remainder of and fusion dance with Portland’s DJ Anjali.
their 2010-T l season, which includes two re The event includes a silent auction and in
maining concerts: “Power of the Dream” on struction on how to groove properly, and your
March 19 and “Love is Here to Stay” on May $10 admission includes an annual H R C
21. Members must be committed to attend membership. All proceeds go to HRC; the
rehearsals and learn the music, and dues are event, running 7-10 p.m. is for the 21-and-up
$30 per month with the first m onth’s dues crowd. Visit hrc.org/herhrc for details.
waived for new members. For more informa
tion on Satori, visit satorichorus.org.
• Those in the giving mood who also love a
good flogging can double their pleasure Sat
urday, January 22 at the Eagle (835 N. Lom
More Activities of Note
bard St.). I t’s Mr. Oregon State Leather 2010
Peter Pinn Palermo’s birthday, and he’s in
• Portland’s longest-running gay sporting viting everyone to join in for a midnight char
association kicks off the second half o f its ity flogging, starting at 9:30 p.m.
33rd season Sunday, January 9, when the
$1 gets 1 flog; $5 gets 10; and $10 gets 10
Portland Gay and Lesbian Bowling League plus an entry into a raffle for great prizes.
rolls thunder to sate those winter shivers.
Leather or fetish attire is appreciated but not
As always, experience is not important, but required. All proceeds benefit Q_ Center.
a friendly attitude is. Registration on January Search for “L.U.R.E.” for more information
9 begins at 2:30 p.m. with regular weekly ses via Facebook.
• The next day brings an opportunity to flex
your activist muscle when In O ther Words
Feminist Community Center (14 Killing-
sworth St.) hosts an Anti-Street Harassment
Community Planning M eeting Sunday, Jan
uary 23 from 4 to 6 p.m.
Co-m oderated by Q_ Patrol’s Joe LeBlanc
and In O ther W ords’ Katie Carter, the meet
ing will focus on strategies for combating
street harassment via Hollaback PDX— an
online and mobile conduit for sharing stories
and documenting street harassment, cat calls
and slurs. Participants will be able to discuss
and share resources both online and in person,
as well as discuss possible trainings and action
events surrounding street harassment in Port
land. For more information on Hollaback PDX,
search “Hollaback PDX"on Facebook.
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