Following the case!
March 9 -
The New York Times
published a great photo by Jim Wilson on page A12, as
seen below.

March 5:
See Rev. Troy Perry and Philip Ray DeBlieck Live on Court TV (TruTV)
on Wednesday, March 5th
MCC's Founder Rev. Troy D. Perry and his spouse, Philip Ray
DeBlieck, will appear live on Court TV on Wednesday to discuss their
lawsuit seeking marriage equality in the state of California.
Troy and Philip will appear on the "Open Court" show with host
Lisa Bloom during the 11:40 am to 12 noon segment (Pacific Time)
Check your local listings for the show time in your area. Court TV
is now listed as TruTV on most cable and satellite systems.
The interview will focus on Troy and Philip's work for marriage
equality, including a discussion of their hearing before the
California Supreme Court, which took place on Tuesday, March 4th.
(The Court now has up to 90 days to issue its ruling.)
Jim Birkitt released information on how to follow the court
case:
The entire hearing before the California Supreme Court is archived
on the Internet and may be viewed at
http://www.calchannel.com/. Under "What's New," click on
"California Supreme Court: Same-Sex Marriage 03.04.08"
March 4: Opening arguments were presented in California Supreme Court
today (March 4th). It was streamed live on SFGTV (San
Francisco Government TV). Court recessed about noon until 9am
Wednesday. Check out for live proceedings:
http://sanfranicsco.granicu.com/MediaPlayer.php?publish_id=6.
It also carried the live press conference.
Stay tuned and please continue to pray for the Court as they
consider this case.
click here for more photos.
Call Me Troy
Call Me Troy documents Rev
Perry's life and the founding of Metropolitan Community Churches.
Click here to see YouTube trailer for the
film "Call Me Troy" from
Tragoidia Moving Pictures.
Contact Scott at
Tragoidia@aol.com for more details or to arrange for a
showing of the film at your church or event.
May 3, 4th The Miami, Fort Lauderdale
International Film Festival showing of "Call me Troy."
After 37 years of life changing and world changing ministry, Rev
Elder Dr Troy Perry retired from his role as moderator of Metropolitan
Community Churches. But not from his roles of preaching,
public speaking and striving for social justice for GLBT people and
all people around the world.
Welcome to Rev Perry's website, where
we will explore the past, present and future of this exciting world
leader's life, through photographs, stories and ongoing events.
Rev Perry's spouse, Phillip DeBlieck, contributes to this web
site's photos. To
see Phillip's photo works, visit his
flickr.com site.
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