You are invited to join us for an evening (two features, total of 55 minutes) on Thursday, June 20th in the Conference Room in the Lower Hall. Our first feature is The William Tyndale Story. This film presents the life anf activities of a "hunted fugitive" in England in the year 1536. At that time it was outlawed by both the church and King Henry VIII to read, write or speak the Sacred Sciptures in the English language. William's crime is translating the Bible in English for the common people.  A man of courage and devotion.

The second feature is The Ancient Faith. This film looks at the historical Church in the time of the Apostles and the events that led to the Great Schism, the Protestand Reformation and the survival and expansion of the Orthodox Church over the past two-thousand years. Yes,
 2,000 years condensed into 22 minutes.

55 Minutes of education and inspiration. Please join us!