An Evening with Bishop Gene Robinson in conversation with Bradley Whitford...

Live Talks Los Angeles invites you to:

An Evening with Bishop Gene Robinson
in conversation with Bradley Whitford
discussing his new book,
God Believes in Love: Straight Talk on Gay Marriage

Friday, October 5, 2012, 7:30pm (Reception 6:00-7:00pm)

All Saints Church, Pasadena
132 North Euclid Avenue
Pasadena, CA 91101

Tickets:

$20 -- Live Talks with Bishop Gene Robinson, 7:30pm (doors open at 7:00pm)
$40 -- 7:30pm Live Talks event plus the book
$32 -- Signed book purchase (includes tax and shipping to addresses in the US
$95 -- includes pre-event reception (6:00-7:00pm), reserved seating, plus Bishop Robinson's book

An Evening with Bishop Gene Robinson -- Straight Talk on Gay Marriage.

The religious leader at the forefront of the gay rights movement in a frank discussion of the critical civil rights issue of our time

In his new book, God Believes in Love: Straight Talk on Gay Marriage, Bishop Gene Robinson makes the case for same-sex marriage. For him, it's a personal issue; after being married to a woman with whom he had two children, Bishop Robinson has been married to his long-term partner, a man, for the last four years. He is the first openly gay person to be elected in the Episcopal church.

Bishop Robinson's book is an exploration of faith and morality that will help readers to better understand why full marriage equality is vitally important -- why it is a violation of civil rights to deny access to marriage because of sexual orientation.

In his visit to Live Talks LA, he'll address important, frequently-asked questions like: What’s wrong with civil unions? Don't children need a mother and a father? Why should straight people care about gay marriage? Join us for a provocative and personal discussion of one of the most important--and divisive--issues of our day.

Bradley Whitford‘s credits in film, television and theater include work with some of the most noted writers, directors and playwrights in the arts, and constitute a career worthy of a Juilliard-trained actor — which he is. He starred in NBC’s political drama, The West Wing.

Some of Whitford’s most memorable performances include roles in such films as The Muse (1999) with Albert Brooks and Bicentennial Man (1999) with Robin Williams. He has also appeared in Scent of a Woman (1992), A Perfect World (1993), Philadelphia (1993), The Client (1994), My Life (1993/I), Red Corner (1997), Presumed Innocent (1990) and My Fellow Americans (1996).

In the event of the need to cancel, Live Talks Los Angeles will happily provide a credit to a future event, and thus tickets are not refundable.