I worked with a local television station to localize this Christmas ad for St. Thomas'.
my personal website and portfolio
Grow in Peace for Rochester Gay Men's Chorus
I created these ads for St. Thomas'.
This ad was printed in the program for the Gay Men's Chorus Christmas concert.
This ad was a slide displayed before the concert.
Voice of Integrity, Summer/Fall 2004
I was the senior editor of this issue. On page 9 is an article about the blessing of the relationship between Michael and me.
D.C. Bishop To Bless Same-Sex Union
This article is about our blessing service.
D.C. bishop to bless same-sex union
WASHINGTON, May 29 (UPI) -- Bishop John Bryson Chane, head of the Episcopal Diocese of Washington, was to formally bless the relationship of a gay priest and his partner Saturday.
The Washington Post reported same-sex union blessing ceremony for the Rev. Michael Hopkins, rector of St. George's Episcopal Church in Maryland's Prince George's County, and his partner, John Clinton Bradley, will be a first for Chane.
Covenant relationships, in which two people commit themselves to spending their lives together, "are holy and deserve to be blessed, deserve to be held up by the community and they deserve to be called what they are: sacred," said James Naughton, Chane's spokesman.
Hopkins is a friend of Chane's and is well regarded in the diocese. "So in blessing this relationship, the bishop wasn't looking for an opening to make some type of statement -- he was celebrating the life of a friend as anyone would do," Naughton said.
Traditionalist Episcopalians who oppose same-sex partnerships said they were unhappy with Chane's participation in the ceremony.
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Voice of Integrity, Winter/Spring 2004
I was the senior editor of this issue. I also wrote four articles. They are on pages 3, 6-12, and 23.
Voice of Integrity, Summer/Fall 2003
I was the senior editor of this issue. I also wrote one article, which is on page 3.
Voice of Integrity, Summer/Fall 2002
I wrote three articles for this issue. They are on pages 6-7, 15-18, and 20.
Voice of Integrity, Fall 2000
I wrote three articles for this issue. They are on pages 10-19. I also wrote the "ads" on page 2.
Integrity Ads
I created these newspaper ads for Integrity USA before the 2000 General Convention of The Episcopal Church.
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Voice of Integrity, Summer-Fall 1999
I wrote four articles for this issue. They are on pages 9-12, 35, and 41.
Diabetes Today Follow-up and Technical Assistance Plan
I wrote this plan while working for the Diabetes Today National Training Center.
Diabetes Today: A Course for Community Leaders
I developed these transparencies when I was working for the Diabetes Today National Training Center.
Integrity USA Website
When I volunteered and worked for Integrity USA, I created and maintained the organization's website using Microsoft FrontPage. I published the first version in 1999. It changed and evolved constantly until I left the organization in 2011. This 2008 snapshot is from the Wayback Machine.
The NHAAP is Getting Wired!
When I worked with the National Heart Attack Alert Program, I created this slide deck to introduce coordinating committee members to the NHAAP-L list on Listserv.
Bowie Episcopal Evangelism Project (BEEP!)
When I was a parishioner at St. George's Episcopal Church in Glenn Dale MD, I led an "evangelism by mail" project. Using a grant from the Epsicopal Diocese of Washington, we mailed this booklet to households in the Bowie, Glenn Dale, and Upper Marlboro communities of Prince George's County, MD.
A House Divided
I'm briefly mentioned in this article. Michael is quoted and paraphrased.
Greenbelt Interfaith News
World
September 1998
A House Divided
Gay and Ex-Gay Anglicans React to Resolutions on Homosexuality
By Heather Elizabeth Peterson
Greenbelt Interfaith News
It was the beginning of a triumph – or the beginning of a tragedy, depending on who was speaking. No Episcopalians denied, though, that the summer of 1997 would bring tremendous changes to the denomination that forms the American contribution to the worldwide Anglican Communion. Around the world, the events in the Episcopal Church during July 1997 would spark debate in other Anglican churches around the world. The focus of the debate was on homosexuality, a subject that was causing increasing divisions between conservative and liberal Anglicans. For Anglicans living in the United States, the Episcopal Church appeared at the beginning of July 1997 to be on the brink of something tremendous. But whether the Episcopal Church was headed toward destruction or toward a realization of its greatest promise was another matter for argument between conservatives and liberals.
Two American Anglicans would watch the events of July 1997 and be stunned by what happened. Two Anglicans would watch with concern a year later as the events of July 1997 were eclipsed and nearly overturned by the events of July and August 1998. Both Anglicans were in a position to be greatly concerned about what was happening. Both knew that Anglican attitudes toward homosexuality would shape the lives of people like themselves. Both believed that the decisions of the Episcopal Church and the Anglican Communion could result in more heartbreak and tragedy in the lives of same-gender-attracted people, or else the decisions could bring those same people to spiritual fulfillment and the peace of God.
One of the Anglicans was a leader in the gay ministry Integrity. The other was the leader of the ex-gay ministry Regeneration.
Integrity/Lightspeed
When I was a volunteer for Integrity USA, I created and managed the INTEGRITY-L internet mailing list on the Listserv at American University. The list is no longer operational. I also created this logo for the list's page on the Integrity website.
Voice of Integrity, Summer/Fall 1997
I wrote three articles for this issue. They are on pages 18-21, and 26.
Integrity/Washington AOL Page
When I was a leader of Integrity/Washington—a local chapter of Integrity USA—I created this page hosted by America Online. This was before the world wide web was commonly available.
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