Metropolitan Community Church San Francisco is celebrating its 40th year as “a House of Prayer for All People and a Home for Queer Spirituality … where every life matters and every person belongs.” As part of that celebration, Saturday, April 24, at 7 p.m., they will screen the new documentary film Call Me Troy, heralding the remarkable four decade career of the dynamic founder of MCC, the Reverend Troy Perry, who will be in attendance and available afterwards for a question and answer session. What began as a civil rights struggle and evolved into churches all over the world, the history of MCC is sure to make a riveting motion picture and a proud benchmark for LGBT Christians everywhere.
