We had our monthly NTCN meeting Saturday. We are ready to start accepting applications to AANR through our North Texas Christian Naturist group. You do not have to be an actual member of NTCN to have your AANR membership through us. You don't have to be in the Southwest Region either. Existing members can renew through our group.
Why be an AANR member through NTCN? It would give a method to show them that Christians are actually involved in the naturist community and may help remove the stigma about Christians being against normal nudity. If enough of us are members of the NTCN travel club they will notice the numbers (votes), especially when they notice how many Christians are eligible to vote on various topics/concerns during board meetings. If you can't attend meetings then you can select a person to be your proxy. Prior to board meetings letters are sent out with the option to select a proxy to vote for you. That person can be anyone that will be attending the meeting, including board members (like me) (hint hint). For those of you who do select me for your proxy I would appreciate input for the items mentioned in the letters. You can PM me or email me with your suggestions and concerns. Existing AANR-Southwest members can also send me your proxy.
Yes it costs money. We are not set up to receive Pay Pal so you would need to send a check (remember those?). The money and application needs to go through us for it to count for our group. You can confirm that I am a board member by going here:
http://www.aanr-sw.org/regionalofficers.html Information needed is Name, address, phone number, email, and whether you want the Bulletin sent electronically or a copy mailed to you. Sorry I don't know the cost. I know what it cost me, but I get the senior/veteran discount. The price will be increasing by $3 soon.
I hope Nathan will confirm the authenticity of this information if anyone has concerns. (Sending him a copy/paste of this post.)
Jerry Sledge
jjsledge@msn.comntcn242@gmail.comPO Box 2613
Coppell, TX 75019
Those who judge the motives of othere are simply revealing what's in their own hearts. Frank Viola "Revise Us Again" p.89