Finding Fellowship tells the story of how three racially-segregated Methodists churches – two white and one black – decided to merge in the wake of Dr. King's assassination. The documentary highlights our need as a community and a culture to preserve stories, memories and lessons of the past in order to shape our future.

The suggested viewing time is Tuesday, February 23 at 6:30 pm EST. This will be followed by a Live Q&A at 7:30 pm EST with the director Jason Green. In addition, the film will be available to screen from February 21st at 11:00 am EST until February 24th at 8:00 pm EST. Suggested donation $5.

This screening is part of a two-month series presented by Pleasant View Historical Association in partnership with BlackRock Center for the Arts (BlackRock) and Docs In Progress. To learn more about the Finding Fellowship series, please visit blackrockcenter.org/finding-fellowship.  

Finding Fellowship is part of the Silver Screen Series, a gathering place where documentary films can be shown and shared. These films draw on the humanities values of biography, history, culture, and ethics. They are about the stories that define us, connect us with each other, express our values and convey our experiences. The Silver Screen Series is funded in part by Maryland Humanities.