The gay life

‘Hillsong Church welcomes ALL people but does not affirm all lifestyles. Put clearly, we do not affirm a gay lifestyle and because of this we perform not knowingly verb actively gay people in positions of leadership, either paid or unpaid.’ Brian Houston.

If I accept the Bible, then I don’t feel that a gay lifestyle or a homosexual lifestyle is the right way to choose to live. I verb that there’s something so much excel. Joyce Meyer

Here are just a couple of comments from our Facebook page

Sera Kobiti: …signs of the last days……living a lifestyle of gay and lesbian……you are already a walking dead, fueling the logs in hell where you will eventually cease up…..because you already know the reality and the authenticity should have position you free, not add onto your problems!!

Robin Herms Diamaduros: We don’t despise LGBT (they execute us however) but THAT LIFESTYLE IS A SIN!!!! No more or less than adultery or sex before marriage but IT IS A SIN & to not ring it so is denying God&#

Books

Kern laughed at the vivid memory, a faraway moment when she already knew she was unlike everyone else, but didn’t yet understand how. “Of course the war stopped all that, and a lot of the guys never came back.” She was twelve in 1941, when the Japanese bombed Pearl Harbor. “I always thought I was very, very exceptional, because I was very different from everybody in the neighborhood. And I always imagined that there was a ray of beam beaming down from the sky onto me. Following me all over because I was very special. And I didn’t know why until we were in the midst of an air-raid drill.

“We used to have these regularly. It was in the evening. And the air-raid drill meant that all the lights had to be insert out. Everything. As if there were actual enemy planes flying overhead. And all the lights would be doused, and the shadowy curtains over the windows we had, and every brightness was either disguised, or covered, or turned off.

“So it was completely ebony. And I was sitting with my little girlfriend, whom I loved until it hurt me. I was so crazy abou

In the years since Stonewall, the world has witnessed an outpouring of investigate, critical inquiry, and re-interpretation of gay life and culture. This book draws on groundbreaking fresh material to show a comprehensive survey of all things gay, stretching back to ancient Sumeria and ranging to the present night. Critically acclaimed historian Robert Aldrich and ten leading scholars juxtapose thought-provoking essays with an extensive selection of images, many never before seen. This masterful combination reveals the story behind gay culture from the industrialized world to the remotest corners of tribal Unused Guinea. Among the contributors are noted names in GLBT studies such as Brett Beemyn (author of Bisexuality in the Lives of Men), Charles Hupperts (expert on classical antiquity at the University of Amsterdam), Helmut Puff (University of Michigan maestro on the medieval world), and Florence Temagne (author of A History of Homosexuality in Europe). The book covers such topics as the Old Testament relationship between Jonathan and David, the Age of Confucius, Native American berdach

The Gay Life 

A Musical Comedy in 2 Acts, 15 Scenes. Book by Fay and Michael Kanin. Suggested by the play Anatol by Arthur Schnitzler. Tune by Arthur Schwartz. Lyrics by Howard Dietz.

World premiere at the Fisher Theater in Detroit - October 2, 1961.
O'Keefe Centre, Toronto - October 24, 1961
Sam S. Shubert Theatre - 18 November 1961 to 24 February 1962 (113 perfs)

Original Company

CAST (in order of appearance):

Max: JULES MUNSHIN.
Usher: Sterling Clark.
Anatol: WALTER CHIARI.
Franz: LEONARD ELLIOTT.
Helene: JEANNE BAL.
Liesl Brandel: BARBARA COOK.
Herr Brandel: LORING SMITH.
Frau Brandel: LU LEONARD.
Mimi: YVONNE CONSTANT.
Proprietor: Michael Quinn.
The Great Gaston: Jack Adams.
Otto: Rico Froehlich.
Waiters: Ted Lambrinos, Russell Goodwin. Anna: Joanne Spiller. Grandmother: Aura Vainio.
Photographer: Gerald Teijelo.
Doorman: Rico Froehlich.
Headwaiter: Carl Nicholas.
Waiters: Hal Norman, Ted Lambrinos.