A SPIRITUAL REVOLUTION SINCE 1889
This Sunday at Althea Center
Join us on this Sunday for a special PRIDE message
"American Queer: How I Take My Stand during
America's Age of Immorality"
with Richard Kitzman
Sunday Inspiration "American Queer: How I Take My Stand during America's Age of Immorality"
Join us for a PRIDE message "American Queer: How I Take My Stand during America's Age of Immorality" with guest speaker, Richard Kitzman.
Taking a Stand to Live with Integrity during America's Age of Immorality. During our lives, we are often asked to take a stand, to commit to an act, a person, an idea, circumstances. How we respond -- courageously, not at all, weakly -- informs our lives from that point forward.
Richard Kitzman shares his challenging experiences of taking a stand by telling the purpose behind the short stories in his recently published collection: American Queer: 50 years of Stories and Poems.
He will ask you: What challenging stands confront you today? How do you take a stand with a spiritual core? Is that always possible? If we commit to a life of integrity, the answers are simple, but the actions and consequences can be complicated.
Join us this Sunday, June 29th at 10:30 am mdt in person and online for a thought provoking message. Richard's book will be for sale after the Sunday message!
All are welcome at Althea!
Guest Speaker: Richard Kitzman
Richard is a Colorado native and New York City survivor of the AIDS epidemic. He has been a teacher, HR director, club DJ (Studio 54, the Ballpark and Tracks in Denver), and was a long time contributor to OUT FRONT Magazine. He is also the author of The Little Book on Forgiving (excerpted in Science of Mind Magazine) and recently published American Queer: 50 years of Stories and Poems.
In 2000, Richard became a Practitioner. He currently heads Althea’s Prayer Partners who practice Affirmative Prayer and offer them every Sunday after service.
Featured Musician: Bella Houck
Bella Houck is a current Sophomore at Colorado College and is majoring in Communications. She has been performing professionally for the past 4 years and has loved the arts her entire life. She hopes to inspire others with her music.
Featured Musician: Eliza Neff
Eliza Neff is a rising sophomore at Creighton University double majoring in Biomedical Physics and Music Theatre. She’s been involved in music her entire life, with truly nothing bringing her more joy than getting to share her love for it with others.
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