Interfaith Pride

Sat., June 5, 1999

Compiled By Nina Culver

Emmanuel Metropolitan Community Church, 412 S. Bernard, will host its second Interfaith Pride service at 7 p.m. Sunday, highlighting the pride gay and lesbian people have in their religious faith.

Guest speakers will include the Rev. Keith Wolter, Sister Cathy Beckley and the Rev. Linda Hart.

Lutheran women in concert

Members of “Lutheran Women in Harmony” will perform their free spring concert at 7:30 p.m. Sunday at St. Mark’s Lutheran Church at 24th and Grand.

Most Spokane-area Lutheran churches are represented in the chorus. Additional performers include the women’s barbershop quartet “This Is It,” and trumpeter Todd Merkley. A reception will follow the performance.

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