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Wear a Red Ribbon on World AIDS Day and
ride TARC for free!
AIDS Services Center Coalition has made
arrangement with TARC that passengers who wear a red ribbon on Wednesday,
December 1st will ride for free. The Red Ribbon is an international symbol
of AIDS awareness that is worn by people all year round and particularly
around World AIDS day to demonstrate care and concern about HIV and AIDS,
and to remind others of the need for their support and commitment.
5:00pm Louisville AIDS Walk Appreciation
Reception
The 2004 Louisville AIDS Walk and
Bridge of Hope 5K Run would not have been a success without the generosity
of our tireless volunteers, sponsors, entertainers and committee members.
As a small token of our thanks, we invite you to The Louisville AIDS Walk
Appreciation Reception which will be held Wednesday December 1st at
Memorial Auditorium (970 South 4th Street -Downtown
Louisville between 4th and Kentucky)
We will give a report on the AIDS Walk,
present checks to the agencies receiving funds from the 2004 Louisville AIDS Walk and show a slide show of photos
from the Walk.
Come and enjoy free food and
fellowship.
Memorial Auditorium
970 South Fourth Street
6:00pm Annual World AIDS Day
Memorial Service
Join us as we remember those who are
struggling with HIV or have passed away from AIDS for Louisville’s Annual World
AIDS Day Service.
 We're
delighted that Voices of Kentuckiana will perform at the Memorial Service.
Since 1994 Voices has charmed audiences with their unique sound and impressive
musical talent. Voices of Kentuckiana is a diverse community chorus who sing
together to perform music that is meaningful and inspiring. We thank Voices of
Kentuckiana for agreeing to perform and look forward to a hearing a great set of
music from our friends! On the web at:
www.voicesky.org
 You will
also have an opportunity to hear the personal story of Elizabeth McKinley.
Ms. McKinley will share her journey through the past 8 and a 1/2 years since she
found out she was HIV positive. Come hear her powerful, motivating and
moving story and be inspired by her positive attitude, faith, and determined
spirit.
You are invited to bring a photograph or
poster of someone who has passed away from HIV/AIDS. There will be a table
available to display mementos of those who have passed on. We'll
light candles and join together in
fellowship and remembrance.
Memorial Auditorium
970 South Fourth Street
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Dining Out For Life 2004
Help Provide an Extra Serving of Hope
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On Wednesday, December 1st, House of Ruth
will have their 8th annual Dining Out For Life. Dine at one of 55
participating local restaurants for breakfast, lunch and dinner and a generous
portion of your bill will benefit HIV/AIDS services for Glade House managed by
House of Ruth. Glade House is a residential facility for HIV+ men. Call House of
Ruth at 587-5080 or visit
www.diningoutforlife.com for a complete list of participating restaurants.
This is the easiest way you will ever be asked to donate money. Just go
out to eat at one of the wonderful participating local restaurants on December
1st!
Louisville Presbyterian
Theological Seminary Presents
AIDS Memorial Quilt Display
8:00am -9:30am
Experience and view this national treasure first hand.
Each panel of the AIDS Memorial Quilt is handmade by loved ones as a remembrance
to those who have lost their life to AIDS. The AIDS Memorial Quilt has been
brought to LPTS with the help of the Presbyterian AIDS Network (PAN) in
conjunction with the Presbyterian Health Education and Welfare Association.
Caldwell Chapel
Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary
1044 Alta Vista Road
Louisville Presbyterian Theological
Seminary Presents
World AIDS Day Ecumenical Worship
Service
10:00am
Rev. Joe Phelps: Longtime HIV/AIDS advocate and pastor of Highland Baptist
Church will deliver a powerful HIV/AIDS related sermon to those sitting in the
presence of the AIDS Memorial Quilt.
Caldwell Chapel
Louisville Presbyterian Theological Seminary
1044 Alta Vista Road
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