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Every time I attend a concert by the Heartland Men’s Chorus, I come away with the feeling that I have witnessed the group’s best effort ever. The June 10 production of The Pink Carpet was no exception. […]
Every time I attend a concert by the Heartland Men’s Chorus, I come away with the feeling that I have witnessed the group’s best effort ever. The June 10 production of The Pink Carpet was no exception. […]
My phone rang recently, and it was a local radio station asking me to respond to same-sex marriage still being the law of the land in Massachusetts. The measure calling for a constitutional amendment to ban same-sex marriage there was defeated by the full state legislature, 45 yes votes and a resounding 151 no’s. […]
With the July 4 holiday, Americans once again commemorate their feelings of pride and patriotism. Red, white and blue will be everywhere, along with the requisite fireworks displays. […]
Since my May 18 column, I have been a busy beaver (pardon the expression)! May 17 marked the No Place Like Home luncheon at the Crown Center Hotel ballroom, a fund raiser for Save Inc., which helps find affordable housing for people with HIV/AIDS. The ballroom was filled with invited guests of the many hosts. […]
Same-sex behavior and relationships bedevil many Christian groups. “God is love,” says 1 John 4:8, so I use the term “bedevil” to highlight the difference between a religion of love in theory with the practice of discrimination supported by some churches. Society is enriched by mutually consenting adult relationships, and God’s grace is extended by partners caring for each other. […]
It’s gay, it’s gay, June’s the pride-filled month to play… I’m trying to channel my inner gay man and rewrite some lyrics from Camelot to help celebrate Pride. […]
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