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![]() A Manifesto! The Time Has Come! Pushing for tolerance in class Sunday, May 10, 2009 | 12:01 a.m. CDT Gays, straights could benefit. By Sara Semelka Wednesday, March 25, 2009 By JENNA YOUNGS of the Tribune’s staff
Published Friday, October 17, 2008
Speakers aim to create safe haven in ministering to gays August 24, 2008 | 9:08 p.m. CDT | Columbia Missourian BY MARY POLETTI TEACHing love: Mother to share story of loss, transformation, acceptance August 19, 2008 | 7:08 p.m. CDT | Columbia Missourian, BY MARY POLETTI Mid-Missouri LGBT Coalition celebrates PrideFest at Stephens Lake Park By JULIA HASLANGER June 14, 2008 | 7:28 p.m. CST Parents work towards acceptance, education, pride By JULIA HASLANGER, Columbia Missourian June 10, 2008 | 11:18 p.m. CST COLUMBIA — When Linda Hayes worked as a night emergency room nurse in Honolulu, she had a recurring patient with vague symptoms. The young man, who was gay, would come in night after night, eventually only when Hayes was working, to get treated for his symptoms and to talk about his family. “He had come out to his family, and his family had totally rejected him,” said Hayes, 54, who now lives in Columbia. She suspected that he came in mostly to talk and to create a support network because his family wasn’t there for him. . . Your heaven, my hellGays decry ‘reorientation’ threatening condemnation. Nick King photo
By ANNIE NELSON of the Tribune’s staff Published Saturday, November 17, 2007 Constitution doesn’t care about sexual orientation Published Monday, March 31, 2008 Open Column by
Carla Snellen Editor, the Tribune: I am an American. I am proud of this country and have an American flag flying at my home. I pay taxes and obey the laws. I pray for our nation and for its leaders and exercise my right to vote. I believe in God and endeavor to live by Matthew 22:37-40. Yet I am being referred to as "the biggest threat to America," greater even than terrorism. Because I am gay. read the entire column here Life as usual By
Elle Moxley By T.J. GREANEY of the Tribune’s staff
Published Thursday, October 11, 2007
'Methodist Moms' preach acceptance of gay children Springfield News-Leader May 16, 2007 Open Doors
The
Open Doors Ministry of Missouri United Methodist Church in Columbia
will bring its message of acceptance for parents of gays and lesbians
to Springfield on Sunday. To learn more about Open Doors Ministry, call Mary Ann Shaw, (573) 433-3773; Barbara Robinson, (573) 445-7286, or the Rev. Dick Blount, (573) 443-7318. Mary Ann Shaw and two other "Methodist Moms" will be in Springfield to help other parents of gay and lesbian children find the courage to love their children unconditionally...
Barbara Robinson with her son David, Robinson Family Photo Steve Clayton nominated for Hero AwardApril 15, 2007 Once a year, our community honors the most selfless among us, those people who make a difference by volunteering their time, talents and resources in helping others. The Voluntary Action Center and the Columbia Daily Tribune sponsor the Hero Awards, which spotlight the noble efforts of a few who are representative of many who make Mid-Missouri a better place to live for everybody. Same-sex couples rose in census in Missouri;
some attribute greater comfort with revealing their relationship status Published December 19, 2006 Columbia Missourian Some churches are reforming their views and welcoming gays and lesbians |
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