Come watch with us! Here's what's coming up.

Friday, May 7th 7:00 p.m. in Webb Chapel
All adults, youth, and families are invited to view this heartfelt, inspiring and emotional movie.

The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman

Based on the novel by Ernest J. Gaines, this highly acclaimed TV drama follows the life of Jane Pittman, a black woman born into slavery in the South during the 1850s who lives long enough to see the genesis of the Civil Rights movement in the 1960s. In 1962, 110-year-old Jane (Cicely Tyson) tells her story to a journalist (Michael Murphy). The film won eight Emmy Awards, including Best Lead Actress for Tyson and Best Director for John Korty.

Discussion will follow with refreshments that will include food typical of 19th century American slaves.

We view the film in Webb Chapel and our discussion and refreshments will be held in the Parish House Parlor. Bring a friend! All are welcome.

, 7pm
Past viewings:

A Man for All Seasons *   A Christmas Carol *   The Secret Life of Bees * The Two of Us   *   The Fourth Wise Man  *    Man on Wire  * The Vernon Johns Story  

* The Gods Must Be Crazy

*    Cry, the Beloved Country* The Straight Story  

*Children of Heaven

 * Osama   *  Door to Door      *  Romero     *  The Bicycle Thief         

Smoke Signals      *      Millions      *    The Pursuit of Happyness       

 * The Nativity Story    *     Whale Rider        *    Amazing Grace 

* Water            Luther    *       Paper Clips *   The Elephant Man

Forbidden Territory *    Gosford Park  *  Chocolat  *   Doubt