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Lubbock, TX Highlights and Manual to LGBTQ+ Resources
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MCC Lubbock
Lubbock, Texas 79413
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About this MCC church: MCC Lubbock is a Christian church affiliated with the Universal Fellowship of Metropolitan Community Churches, founded in 1968 by Rev. Elder Troy Perry in Los Angeles, CA. Our denomination started out as having a extraordinary mission to lesbian and gay communities. While we still have a distinct mission to the LGBTQI community, we joyfully welcome all people to connect us in worship, church activities, leadership opportunities, and social justice activism. Membership is open to everyone.
Metropolitan Community Church of Lubbock is on a bold journey to change our world one life, one community, and one mission at a time. We demonstrate God’s inclusive adore and CHANGE our earth through:
Communion: We offer an open communion to “whosoever” seeks a relationship with Christ. John 3:16
Hospitality: We practice hospitality. Romans 12:13
Acceptance: We receive one another. Romans 15:7
Neighborliness: We meet the needs of our neighbor. (Anyone in need, whose need we can meet) Luke 10:29-37
Gifts: We use the gifts
April 8, 2025
By P.Earl
(photo courtesy of P.Earl, 2023)
Disclaimer: A "gay bar" is a term that can be used for a bar that is exlusively or predominantly frequented by LGBTQ+ individuals.
On a cold west Texas night, not that distant ago, I joined my friends to gather around the warmth of a lighted dance floor with a mirrored disco ball hanging from above, moving to the tubthumping of a 2000-watt speaker, while drinking in the traditional and not so traditional spirits of the “gay bar”.
The lines between gay and straight nightlife have maintained a significant split as long as bars have existed here in Lubbock. Yes, a gay person does depart to a straight block and vice versa. But living in the second most conservative city in the United States (2006 poll), those that self-identify as gay, lesbian, attracted to both genders, transgender, or queer, uncover slim pickings these days for an open evening on the town.
Anyone looking for a place to meet knows where to go for nightlife to find something unlike, out of the average, and authentic to themselves. The gay bar is the place to be if you find yourself not fitting in. Linear folx I know, who find themselves at the gay bar, are there becaus
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