When: Tuesday, October 11th, 2011 @ 7:30PM
Where: Morningside Park (map)

We continue to see a rise in bullying in our public school system, youth being terrorized for coming out of “the closet” and more awareness being brought to teen suicides. As a community we can not forget this historic day “National Coming Out Day.” We are seeing many strides, we are coming together, yet so much more needs to be done.

Even here in Albuquerque and all of New Mexico people are afraid to be who they are. Let’s once again come together and show the state, that New Mexico has not and will not forget this amazing community!

Discount ABQ GAY DAY Tickets for Cliff’s
(Click Here)

Ok, we know you want to ride and we want to make your day even better, with the Ride Pass. Put on our Ride Pass Wristband then cram in as many rides as you can all day long – spin, splash and scream your brains out!

The All Day Ride Pass includes:
• General Admission
• UNLIMITED RIDES ALL DAY
• Water Monkeys’ Adventure

Single Day Unlimited Rides, $19.95 each (Reg. $24.95)
General Admission,

$2.50 each (required for guests not purchasing a Ride Pass)

SAVE $5 OFF RIDE PASSES

Join friends and family of
Metropolitan Community Church of Albuquerque
and Exhale Nightclub & Grill for a night of food and entertainment.
All proceeds will go toward replacing the church roof.

Benefit Show & Dinner

Friday, April 29, 2011

Exhale Nightclub & Grill
6132 4th St NW
Albuquerque, NM  87107

Exhale website & map

Choose Show/Dinner Options (you can tell us your meal preference at the end of the order)

Show & Dinner $20.00 Show Only $5.00

Show & Dinner $20 or Show Only $5

Dinner Time: 7:00 pm / Show Time: 9:00 pm

Your Choice of Blackened Tilapia (fish) or
Chicken Madeira (chicken breast in a white wine sauce)
served with Wild Pecan Rice, Hot Vegetables, Dinner Salad and Roll

Click for KRQE News Story

Reporter: Amanda Goodman

ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (KRQE) – Burying a child, especially a baby is heartbreaking. Sometimes so much so that parents cannot bring themselves to do it.  That is when the Metropolitan Community Church of Albuquerque steps in.

“The medical examiner’s office calls us and lets us know that they have a baby and asks us if we’ll take it in and bury it,” said Reverend Judith Maynard of MCC.  The church buries abandoned and unclaimed babies through its ‘littlest angels’ program.

A member named George Rombold felt compelled to the start the program nearly a decade ago after reading a similar program in California.
Since then the congregation has buried about 20 babies in Albuquerque, each time holding a simple memorial and funeral service, attended by church members.

Earlier this week four babies were laid to rest at Sunset Memorial Park.  “That was the most that we’ve done at one time, we’ve done two together, but this was the most we’ve done,” Reverend Maynard said.  Everything is donated for the funerals except for the monuments, that is when the congregation steps up again, donating the $300-$400 needed for the monuments.  “The congregation, even though many of them don’t have children, they’ve embraced these babies as their own they come to the services, they sit there, they weep as if it was their very own,” Maynard said.  Claiming the babies that no one wanted in life by being there for them after their death to make sure they receive a proper farewell.?