Movies that Matter to take on theme of Discrimination with showing of Pride at St. Paul's Community Hall tonight

The Movies that Matter program hosted by St. Paul's Luthern Church is moving into its second block of movie releases over the next three months.

The program  which is directed towards Youth in grades 8-12 invites those interested to watch a film on a topic related to a moral issue that matters today. 

Following each film youth can join in an open dialogue on the issues raised. 

The theme of Discrimination will be featured for the winter series this December, January, and February. 

Each movie night includes pizza, popcorn, film, and discussion. All youth in grades 8-12 are invited. 

The showings take place very Second Friday from 6:30 to 9:30 at St. Pauls Community Hall at 460 McBride Street.

Tonight's showing is "Pride"

There is no charge for admission.   

Find out more about the Movies that Matter program here.

Further notes of interest from around the Community can be explored from our Community Notes Archive.