Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is "Loves Day"?

2. Why was Metropolitan Community Church of San Antonio (MCCSA) selected to carry on Loves Day?

3. What are the "Loves Day" traditions?

4. How do I get tickets to the Loves Day dinner and dance?

What is "Loves Day"?

Loves Day San Antonio was a project created in 1999 by long-time activist Jim Isaman.

Its mission was to promote the spiritual and personal development of gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender (GLBT) couples by sponsoring programs and projects which affirmed their loving relationships. 

Jim claimed February 14 as “Loves Day” to be an annual holiday for the GLBT community since it is their love that distinguishes them within society.

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Why was Metropolitan Community Church of San Antonio (MCCSA) selected to carry on Loves Day?

Upon Jim Isaman’s passing earlier this year, Santos Campos (Jim’s former partner and confidant) approached Metropolitan Community Church of San Antonio (MCCSA) to request the church continue carry on the traditions of Loves Day. 

MCCSA was a natural selection because Jim Isaman was a member of this church and MCCSA was a beneficiary of the proceeds of the Loves Day D

The fundamental principles of Loves Day are also embodied in the core values of MCCSA - Diversity, Spiritual Growth, Healthy Relationships, and Faith in Action.

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What are the Loves Day traditions?

Since the year 2000, the annual Loves Day Dinner and Dance has been held one evening during the first two weeks of February. The information on this year's event: 

Another tradition of Loves Day was a commitment ceremony for couples on the courthouse steps on February 14. This will not take place this year.

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How do I get tickets to the Loves Day dinner and dance?

Advanced tickets may be obtained through contacting our Ticket Coordinator, Adam Jimenez, through the church office. 

Tickets will not be sold at the door. 

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