Website: www.bayoucityperformingarts.org

Emerson Unitarian Universalist Church    713-782-8250

www.emersonhouston.org

Emerson Unitarian Universalist Church welcomes all, regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity, age, race or personal heritage. Unitarian Universalism has a long history of advocacy and support for the full human and civil rights of the LGBT community, including same sex marriage. We are an imperfect but beloved community, trying to help build a better world, beginning with ourselves. We affirm a responsible search for truth and meaning wherever it may lead, honoring the wisdom of all sacred traditions as well as science and the humanities. We have a strong ecological commitment and are proud to have a L.E.E.D. certified building. We have a rich and varied music program, a strong liberal religious education program for all ages, and many different interest, spiritual growth, service and social action groups. Check us out!

Executive and Professional Association of Houston (EPAH)

281-587-6066

Website: www.epah.org

Since 1978, the Executive and Professional Association of Houston has provided a forum for professional networking and development, community support, and social events with other professionals. For membership information visit www.epah.org or call 281-587-6066 and someone will contact you.             HOME

Family to Family Adoptions, Inc.                  281-342-4042

Email: info@fam2fam.org ? Website: www.fam2fam.org

Family to Family Adoptions is a 501 c nonprofit, licensed adoption agency providing adoption services throughout the United States. Currently we are working with single men, women and couples 25-65 years of age. We have babies and toddlers waiting to be adopted. Please call for information about our domestic programs.             HOME

First Unitarian Universalist Church         713-526-5200

5200 Fannin @ Southmore  ? Houston ? 77004-5808

Fax: 713-526-3037 ? Website: www.firstuu.org

Unitarian Universalists affirm and promote the inherent worth and dignity of every person, and stand on the side of love. Our ministers conduct same-sex and opposite-sex services of union with the same respect, because in Unitarian Universalism, there is no difference. We join together on the path of spiritual and intellectual growth to promote and celebrate community, diversity, and social justice for a more equitable world.             HOME

FrontRunners Houston         713-522-0899

Email: HoustonFrontRunners@yahoo.com

Website: http://sports.groups.yahoo.com/group/HoustonFrontrunners

Contact Rick

The FrontRunner, written by Patricia Nell Warren, is sometimes referred to as ?the most important piece of literature of the Post-Stonewall era.? The book ?The Front Runner? made The New York Times? best-seller list in 1974 and it inspired the development of the international Frontrunners organization, as we know it today. Frontrunners running club exist in the US, Canada, Mexico, Europe and Australia.

FrontRunners Houston is the oldest GLBT running club. It was established around 1984 and has members ranging in ages from mid-twenties to sixties. FrontRunners Houston has walkers, recreational runners and competitive runners. Competitive runners span from 5k distance, to  10-Milers and Half Marathon runners, Marathon and Ultra Marathon runners.             HOME

Galveston Historical Foundation

409-762-3933

Website: www.galvestonhistory.org

Incorporated in 1954, Galveston Historical Foundation is one of the nation's largest local preservation organizations. Over the last 50 years, the foundation has expanded its mission to encompass community redevelopment, public education, historic preservation advocacy, maritime preservation and stewardship of historic properties.

Each year, thousands of heritage tourists learn about the mission of GHF through its events. The Foundation's two largest events are Dickens on The Strand and the Galveston Historic Homes Tour.             HOME

Gay Men?s Chorus of Houston     713-521-7464

PO Box 541004 ? Houston ? 77254

Website: www.gmch.org

Through a variety of activities, including at least two major concerts per season and numerous appearances at fundraisers and other venus, GMCH strives to instill community spirit through a mixed repertoire of formal, popular and empowering music. Chorus membership falls into two broad categories: singing and non-singing members. Singing members rehearse once a week, September through June. No auditions are required of singers, and assistance is available for prospective members who feel they don?t know enough about music to perform. Non-singing members help the chorus in a variety of ways, including production, mailings, marketing and fund-raising. Prospective members may join any time during the year. Chorus membership is open to everyone ? men and women, gay / straight / bisexual / transgendered Member: GALA Choruses (Gay & Lesbian Association of Choruses), an international organization based in Washington, D.C.             HOME

Gay & Lesbian Switchboard Houston                  713-529-3211

Website: www.gayswitchboardhouston.org

A service of the Montrose Counseling Center

Whether you need a friendly ear or are in a crisis, we?re here to help. GLSH provides nonjudgmental support, crisis intervention and referrals to GLBT and GLBT-friendly professional services.             HOME

Golden Beginnings Golden Retriever Rescue      281-480-4942

PO Box 591806 ? Houston ? 77259-1806

Email: goldenresq@wcnet.net ? Website: www.goldenbeginnings.org

A nonprofit, volunteer organization, Golden Beginnings was founded in May 1999 as a 501(c)(3). Regardless of their age or health, it provides shelter, evaluation and veterinarian care for homeless, stray, abandoned, abused and neglected Golden Retrievers. In cooperation with state and local enforcement authorities, adoption and permanent placement of Golden Retrievers is attained through education. Responsible pet ownership is encouraged to protect the Golden Retriever from careless breeding in order to preserve the excellent qualities of this breed. Golden Beginnings Golden Retriever Rescue?s goal is to reduce the number of unwanted, abused and neglected Golden Retrievers through rehabilitation, education and permanent adoption within a loving home environment.             HOME

Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church         713-528-3269

2515 Waugh Dr. @ Missouri St.

Fax: 713-528-3601

Email: office@gracelutheran-houston.org ? Website: www.gracelutheran-houston.org

Grace Evangelical Lutheran Church is a Reconciled in Christ congregation, that is, they are part of a national ecumenical network of individual congregations within specific congregations (United Methodist, Presbyterian, United Church of Christ, Disciples of Christ, Unitarian Universalist, Brethren/Mennonite and American Baptist) that publicly affirm their ministry with the whole family of God and welcome lesbian and gay persons and their families into the community of faith. As a Lutheran Reconciled Church of Christ congregation, they work toward and pray for a day when Christ?s absolutely unconditional love and peace can be shared with all of God?s children, everywhere.             HOME

The Chamber         713-523-7576

The Greater Houston GLBT Chamber of Commerce        

P.O. Box 66129 ? Houston ? 77266-6129

Fax: 713-290-9801

Email: info@ghglcc.org ? Website: www.thechamberhouston.org

The Greater Houston Gay & Lesbian Chamber of Commerce (GHGLCC) fosters and promotes the economic development and vitality of gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgendered and supportive businesses and professional organizations in the greater Houston area. The chamber facilitates the exchange of ideas, resources, information and networking opportunities for its members. Promoting a positive image of the diversity of GLBT citizens and to further strengthen our position in society, the chamber provides opportunities for the personal, professional and social growth of its members. Membership in this organization in no way infers sexual orientation, preference or gender identity. Meetings are held on the first Tuesday of the month and social and special events are scheduled periodically.             HOME

Greyhound Pets of America Houston         

713-667-3804

PO Box 741176 ? Houston ? 77274

Website: www.gpahouston.org

Greyhound Pets of America (GPA) was founded in 1987 and is a national, non-profit 501(c)(3) corporation dedicated to finding responsible and loving homes for retired racing greyhounds. GPA has been rated **** by Charity Navigator, America?s premier independent charity evaluator. GPA Houston has over 400 members in the greater Houston area and places approximately 200 greyhounds per year.             HOME

HATCH         713-529-3590

A service of Montrose Counseling Center

Website: www.hatchyouth.org

Founded in 1987, HATCH creates a safe social environment for gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender and questioning youth ages 13-20s, offers role models and sponsors educational and community outreach opportunities. It is the goal of HATCH to enable youth to be positive contributors to the GLBT community and to society as a whole. Weekly meetings on Fridays and Sundays provide peer support, esteem-building activities, educational and motivational speakers, social and recreational opportunities, small group discussions and HIV/STD information. All meetings and events are supervised by professionally trained adult volunteers. Youth interested in joining HATCH, or adults wishing to serve on one of the committees or assist the organization in any way are encouraged to contact HATCH.             HOME

Helping TransGenders Anonymous     713-721-3MSB(3672)

Our H.T.G.A. groups are fellowships of transgender individuals and those who are affected by transgender behavior, who share their experiences, strength and hope in order to solve their common problems. We believe gender presentation is an outward expression of an inner essence of our total being and as such is natural for us. We believe we can find happiness and a productive place in society, not by confrontational behavior or aggressive promotion, but by our being positive and productive citizens.             HOME

HIV/AIDS Counseling Program         713-529-0037

(Montrose Counseling Center)

701 Richmond Ave. ? Houston ? 77006-5511

Website: www.montrosecounselingcenter.org

The HIV/AIDS Counseling Program provides a full range of counseling and support for those affected by HIV/AIDS. The professional staff has been specially trained, and referral information for other community resources is available. The program also performs individual case management.             HOME

Holocaust Museum Houston         713-942-8000

5401 Caroline St. ? Houston ? 77004

Fax: 713-942-7953

Email: info@hmh.org ? Website: www.hmh.org

The mission of Holocaust Museum Houston is to promote awareness of the dangers of prejudice, hatred and violence against the backdrop of the Holocaust, which claimed the lives of millions of Jews and other innocent victims. By fostering Holocaust remembrance, understanding and education, the Museum will educate students in our area as well as the general population about the uniqueness of that event and its ongoing lesson, that humankind must learn to lifve together in peace and harmony. We are open Monday through Friday, 9 am to 5 p.m, and weekends 12 pm to 5 pm.             HOME

Houston Area HIV Services         713-572-3724

Ryan White Planning Council

2223 West Loop South, Ste 240 ? Houston ? 77027

Fax: 713-572-3740

Website: www.rwpc.org

Mission Statement: The Houston Area HIV Services Ryan White Planning Council will improve the quality of life and advocate for those infected with and/or affected by HIV/AIDS by taking a leadership role in the planning and assessment of HIV resources.

Vision Statement: We envision an educated community where the needs of all HIV/AIDS-infected and/or affected individuals are met by accessible, effective and culturally sensitive health and psychosocial services that are part of a fully coordinated system. The community will continue to intervene responsibly until the end of the epidemic.

Goals: Collaborate with and utilize information from all constituencies to plan and deliver high-quality and cost-effective care. Identify and provide services to unserved and underserved populations. Promote the dissemination of information on HIV prevention, treatment and resources.             HOME

Houston Area Women?s Center         713-528-6798

1010 Waugh Dr. ? Houston ? 77019

Fax: 713-535-6363 ~ Website: www.hawc.org

The Houston Area Women?s Center?s vision, leadership and action empower women to advance their roles, rights and well-being. HAWC provides shelter and support services to survivors of domestic and sexual violence. We serve people without regard to age, gender, race, religion, sexual orientation, ethnicity, color or ability. We educate and inform children, youth and the community at large to prevent and eliminate the causes of domestic and sexual violence. All services are free and confidential, including our 24-hour hotlines: 713-528-2121 Domestic Violence, 713-528-RAPE (7273) Sexual Assault.             HOME

Houston Gay and Lesbian Bowling         713-861-1187

P.O. Box 66451 ? Houston ? 77266-6451

Houston Gay and Lesbian Bowlling provides a competitive and social outlet for bowling enthusiasts. Leagues operate at Palace Lanes and Dynamic Lanes on Sunday, Wednesday, Monday and Thursday. Leagues sponsor the annual Houston Invitational Tournament which raises $7,000 for local charities each year.

Houston Gay and Lesbian Film Festival         713-225-2205

3400 Montrose, Ste 207 ? Houston ? 77006

Email: hglff@cs.com ? Website: www.hglff.org

The Houston Gay and Lesbian Film Festival is a nonprofit organization that exists to promote the media arts as a powerful tool for communication and cooperation among diverse communities by presenting films, videos and programs by, about or of interest to the gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender community.             HOME

Houston Gay & Lesbian Political Caucus         713-521-1000

PO Box 66664 ? Houston ? 77266

Email: voter@hglpc.org ? Website: www.hglpc.org

Founded in 1975, the Caucus is the South?s oldest gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgendered civil rights organization. Our group educates elected officials and the public on GLBT equality and social justice. Our affiliated HGLPC PAC committee screens and endorses candidates and campaigns on their behalf. Visit our monthly meeting, the first Wednesday of each month, 7 p.m., at the Houston GLBT Community Center, located at 3400 Montrose, Suite 207.             HOME

Houston Humane Society         713-433-6421

14700 Almeda Rd. ? Houston ? 77053

Fax: 713-433-4325

Email: mail@houstonhumane.org ? Website: www.houstonhumane.org

HHS is dedicated to eliminating cruelty, abuse and the overpopulation of animals. Services include: pet adoptions; acceptance of all animals; pet burials; ?Burnies Buddies,? caring for the pets of domestic abuse victims; ?Pawprints,? working with AIDS Foundation Houston to care for the pets of AIDS patients; $30 Spay/Neuter & Low Cost Clinic; microchipping; and Houston?s A.C.I. (Animal Cruelty Investigations), led by the Houston Humane Society?s law enforcement officers. HHS is a nonprofit organization supported solely through donations, caring for more than 30,000 animals a year. HHS does not receive any government or national group funding. Thank you for caring.             HOME

Houston Montrose Athletic Association         713-661-8919

P.O. Box 667364 ? Houston ? 77266

Email: maclcrone@sbcglobal.net  ?  Website: www.geocities.com/houstonpride5k

The objective of the organization is to promote and encourage running, track and field and other related activities among gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgendered and straight runners, with emphasis upon inclusion, participation, health, wellness and doing one?s best.             HOME

Houston Outdoor Group         713-KAMP OUT

PO Box 980893 ? Houston ? 77098-0893            713-526-7688

The Houston Outdoor Group (HOG) is a social group for gay men, lesbians and gay friendly persons who enjoy the outdoors. Activities are organized by HOG members and are reported in the monthly newsletter and websites. Events include camping, hiking, botanical gardens and arboretums, museums, beaches, state parks, but can include any social activity, whether indoors or out. We have a monthly Saturday morning at local restaurants and a pot luck once a month at a members home. Contact HOG at HOG@HoustonOutdoorGroup.org or write us for more information and a free trial newsletter. There is no formal membership requirements except for the annual fee of $20 per household.             HOME

Houston Pride Band         713-862-9491

PO Box 300788 ? Houston ? 77230

Email: info@houstonprideband.org ? Website: www.houstonprideband.org

The Houston Pride Band is a local community band that provides a fun musical and social experience for Houston?s lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender musicians. We perform regularly at concerts, parades and other community events. Musicians of all skill levels and instrumentation are welcome. HPB is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) organization and a proud member of the Lesbian and Gay Band Association.             HOME

Houston Tennis Club         713-522-1053

Founded in 1980, The Houston Tennis Club (HTC) is a non-profit organization formed to create a framework for promoting athletic competition in the sport of tennis among it?s members. HTC does not discriminate or deny membership on the basis of race, color, sex, sexual orientation, religion or creed.

While tennis is our focus, HTC enjoys providing it?s members with ample social activities. One of our most popular events is ?Promiscuous Doubles? where players are matched up randomly for doubles and trade partners every 20 minutes, thus giving individuals an opportunity to play with and meet other members of all levels in a fun social setting. Other events range from bowling to movies to dinners to our annual end of year Awards Banquet.

  We use a rating system from Open/A to D levels. (A, as in ?Able to leap the center net in a single bound? to D, as in ?Don?t fret about the rules, just keep the ball in play!?) The club makes every effort to match people up with players of similar skill levels.

We play at Memorial Courts, times  Wednesday 7:30 pm - 9:00 pm  ? Sunday 9:00 am -  Noon ? Saturday morning learning clinics for all levels at 9:00 am.             HOME

Houston Women?s Softball League         713-502-5799

Email: dannyrk@sbcglobal.net ? Website: www.houstontennisclub.org

The Houston Women?s Softball League (HWSL) is dedicated to providing a supportive atmosphere for women to play competitive and recreational softball. HWSL has spring and fall leagues as well as several tournament opportunities. In addition to providing a local venue for women, HWSL is a participating member of the North American Gay Amateur Athletic Alliance and sends teams to participate each year in the Gay World Series of softball. Women of all skill levels are invited to participate.

Players may join existing teams or bring their own team to join the league. For more information, please contact the HWSL Team Coordinator, Donna Mcdonald, at 713-502-5799.             HOME

Houston Wrestling Club         713-453-7406

PO Box 300164 ? Houston ? 77230-0164

The Houston Wrestling Club serves those in the gay and lesbian community interested both in the sport of amateur wrestling and in arranging private matches. Members attend amateur wrestling sessions, events and exhibitions, receive the club newsletter and have access to a national wrestler?s database. Spectators are encouraged to attend our weekly sessions before joining as members. Call for more details and workout times.             HOME

ICOH ? The Imperial Court of Houston, Inc.     

713-226-2220

PO Box 980016 ? Houston ? 77098-0016

Email: chair@spacecityempire.org ? Website: www.spacecityempire.org

The Imperial Court of Houston, Inc. (ICOH ? The Space City Empire) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit charity. The purpose of ICOH is to raise money for other charities including but not limited to organizations fighting HIV/AIDS, breast cancer, hepatitis C, prostate cancer and other diseases and to help educate our members and community on the programs offered by local agencies and organizations.

ICOH is a Drag/Leather/Levi diversity-focused charitable and social organization open to and supportive of all individuals who uphold the ideals of integrity, community, opportunity and humanity; and is further dedicated to raising funds for worthy 501(c)(3) charitable organizations.             HOME

Integrity/Houston        

c/o Christ Church Cathedral ? 1117 Texas St. ? Houston ? 77002

Email: info@integrityhouston.org ? Website: www.integrityhouston.org

Integirty/Houston, a Chapter of Integrity USA, is a Non-Profit Organization of Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, and Transgender [GLBT] Episcopalians and their friends.

Our goal is to share God?s Inclusive love with The Episcopal Church and the GLBT Community. Our Mission is to restore all people to unity with God and each other in Christ. Our Ministry is to represent Christ in The Episcopal Church and The Anglican Communion, and to carry on Christ?s work of reconciliation in the world.

For more information vist our website or email us.             HOME

Jewish Family Service         713-667-9336

PO Box 20548 ? Houston ? 77025

Fax: 713-667-3619

Website: www.jfshouston.org

A United Way Agency offering a full range of counseling services to the GLBT community. Fees are based on ability to pay. JFS offers up to six counseling sessions to youth, 18-21, without cost.             HOME

JPMorgan Chase Bank Houston PRIDE Team

Frank York 713-935-5829 ? Raul Diaz 713-216-6550 ? Ellen Powers 713-216-0396

Rusty Swisher 713-216-4702

P.R.I.D.E. stands for People Respecting Individual Differences Equally, and is the bank?s resource network for employees who support lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender issues. Our mission statement is to empower lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender employees and their allies to build successful careers at JPMorgan Chase through networking, mentoring and visibility and to actively engage with other employee resource networks and management to enhance all elements of diversity leadership, to be a resource to our firm in achieving its business objectives, and to the LGBT community at large.             HOME

Ladies and Gentlemen OF ART

Email: LJscorpio5@yahoo.com or ladiesandgentlemenofart@groupsmyspace.com

The "Ladies And Gentlemen Of Art" was founded by Poet/Artist, Lesa Jackson  (GLBT Board Member), known as "Scorpio", in 5/2006.  It is a direct derivative from "Scorpio's Rainbow Reading Poetry Club.  Ladies And Gentle Of Art is a non-profit organization that focuses on building a positive sister/brotherhood in the LGBT community through your own creativity in art, crafts, and poetry design. The organization is based on expressing your creativity in art, crafts, and design of our future poetry book.  We have been working on educating our minds in self-publishing our book. 

Our Mission:  To organize and provide a safe environment for the LGBT community to express their inner talents of poetry, art, and crafts.  We encourage membership participation for the success of the group.  Open mic poetry events, plays, group workshops, design of a art/poetry calendar is some of our goals.  We will also design future art and crafts for fund-raising for outreach and support of our LGBT community at large.  We welcome motivational and educational speaks who support our goals. 

Join Us Now:  Open membership for LGBT community, family, and friends. Bring your style, ideas, and creativity.  Donations and volunteers are always welcomed.             HOME

Lambda Center (Alcoholics Anonymous)         713-521-1243

1201 West Clay ? Houston ? 77019

Website: www.lambdahouston.org

The Houston Lambda Center hosts over 40 group meetings a week, offering discussion and support concerning alcohol and drug problems. All people are welcome without regard to race, creed, color, religion or sexual orientation. The Lambda Center facilitates and encourages the 12-Step Program. There are no fees or dues required for participation.             HOME

The Lazarus House         713-526-5071

4106 Austin St. ? Houston ? 77004

Revitalizing the community...The Lazarus House, a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization, provides a complete, low cost program of wellness to individuals suffering from cachexia, a loss of muscle caused by chronic illness. Classically associated with cancer, and chronic illnesses like MS and HIV/AIDS, cachexia has also been identified with traumatic injury, and aging persons with failure to thrive syndrome. (NIH, 2001)

The Lazarus House offers life improving skills in a comfortable, home style environment, easing fears and discomfort that may be experienced in commercial settings. The Wellness Program offers a non-clinical approach to cachexia by concentrating on body, mind and spirit.             HOME

Legacy Community Health Services

Montrose Clinic, Inc.

215 Westheimer ? Houston ? 77006

Main Line (713) 830-3000 ? Fax (713) 830-3023

Montrose Clinic, Inc., Satellite Locations

Body Positive Wellness Center, Frost Eye Clinic, Montrose Clinic Research

3311 Richmond, Suite 100 ? Houston ? 77098

Main Line (713) 830-3033 ? Fax (713) 830-3091

Website: www.legacycommunityhealth.org ? Email: admin@montoseclinic.org

Originally established to treat sexually transmitted diseases (STDs), Montrose Clinic has greatly expanded its programs over the last twenty-plus years to meet the needs of underserved people throughout the greater Houston area. A United Way agency, the Clinic has been at the forefront of responding to the HIV epidemic since 1985, when the Clinic became the citys first, and the nations second, alternative HIV antibody testing site. The Clinic now serves more than 15,000 men, women and teens annually, with over 30,000 patient/client visits for a full spectrum of care.

Our key focus is to ensure that the indigent, the uninsured, and the gay/lesbian/bisexual/transgender (GLBT) community receive high-quality health care, eye care, prevention education, social services, and clinical research services in a culturally sensitive, judgment-free, and confidential environment.             HOME

Lesbian & Gay Immigration Rights Task Force

Immigration Equality ? Houston Chapter

E-Group List: LGIRTF ? Houston@yahoogroups.com

A coalition of citizens, lawyers and other activists that addresses the widespread discriminatory impact of immigration laws that prevent U.S. citizen and permanent residents from sponsoring their foreign partners for immigration purposes. This group also addresses the impact of current laws on the GLBT/HIV positive immigrant community. This is done through education, outreach and advocacy, and by providing legal services, information, referrals and support.             HOME

Lesbian Health Initiative of Houston, Inc.         713-426-3356

PO Box 130158 ? Houston ? 77219-0158

Email: lhihouston@lhihouston.org ? Website: www.lhihouston.org

A nonprofit organization whose mission is to identify, address, educate, serve and empower the Houston lesbian community in all its diversity, on issues of health and well-being. Meetings are on the first Tuesday of every month. Volunteers are needed to assist with health fairs and other events and activities. Medical background is not necessary to volunteer.             HOME

Log Cabin Republicans-Houston  713-529-9100

Log Cabin Republicans-Houston?s primary goal is to ensure that the Republican Party fulfills its promise to be a party of principles, a party of ideas and a party of inclusion. By educating the party at various levels about the gay community, it will work to dispel the unfounded fears and misconceptions that have a negative impact on party positions. LCR is dedicated to working toward a practical resolution of the divisions in the GOP over gay rights?one which values the concept of inclusion rather than absolutism. To support those who wish to further the mission of Log Cabin throughout the United States, Log Cabin Republicans will educate citizens on becoming involved in political organizations and campaigns, on dispelling myths and stereotypes and generating debates and discussion about gay rights in their communities and on increasing gay participation in all spheres of American political debate.As part of its informational mission, Log Cabin Republicans will comprehensively track GOP candidate positions on gay-related issues, monitor gay-supportive and anti-gay donations to GOP candidates, compile data on gay voter impact in federal, state and local elections, and produce voter education guides that summarize the views and proposals of candidates around the country.             HOME

Lone Star Volleyball Association

PO Box 130423 ? Houston ? 77219-0423

Website: www.lsva.org

The Lone Star Volleyball  Association (LSVA) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing the gay and lesbian community with a supportive atmosphere to play volleyball. League play for all skill levels from beginner to advanced is available during the fall, winter and summer. The LSVA meets on Sundays from 4:30pm-9pm at the Jerabeck center on the campus of the University of St. Thomas. The LSVA is a member of the North American Gay Volleyball Association and encourages member participation in volleyball tournaments all across the country. For more information, please visit our website at www.LSVA.org.             HOME

Maranatha Fellowship-House of Glory         713-528-6756

3333 Fannin, Ste 106 ? Houston ? 77004

Email: maranatha@ev1.net ? Website: www.houseofglory.org

Maranatha Fellowship - House of Glory is an inclusive New Apostolic Church. We invite you to join us for contemporary praise & worship and the powerful message of God?s love for all. General Service and Children's Service every Sunday at 10am. A nursery is available for ages 5 and under. We also have home groups that meet throughout the week for Bible study and fellowship. Please call the church office for times and location. Let us walk with you in your spiritual journey of faith in Christ's love.             HOME

Marjo House         713-675-7778

Secondary Phone # 713-674-1168

1706 Gellhorn ? Houston ? 77029

Marjo House was founded by Marilyn G.Jones in 2002. It is a direct derivative from Glorious Days Personal Care Home. Marjo House is a nonprofit organization dedicated to lifting hearts, minds and the quality of life of individuals with HIV/AIDS. Our purpose is preparing HIV/AIDS patients to meet their obligations to themselves, their families, their community and their God. The program provides individual and specific needs to our clients. We meet the needs through education on HIV/AIDS, housing, encouragement, drug prevention, support & resource service, transitional living arrangements, and mentorship.             HOME

Memorial Hermann Prevention & Recovery Center   713-939-7272

Toll Free: 877-464-7272 ? 3043 Gessner ? Houston ? 77080

Website: www.mhPaRC.org