The Rev. Dr. Ellen Wondra will discuss "The Authority of Scripture: Who Gets to Interpret It and How Do We Know They're Right?" in a free talk at 5 p.m. Feb. 26 at the Vi and Paul Loo Parish House at the Parish of St. Clement.

Wondra, professor of theology and ethics at Seabury-Western Theological Seminary in Illinois, is editor of the Anglican Theological Review, a quarterly journal of theological reflection.

Information: 955-7745.

CHURCH MOVES TO WAIPAHU HOME

The Church of the Risen Lord has landed a new home in Waipahu, 94-265 Leowahine St.

Before coming to its new location, members of the 10-year-old group had met at a YWCA, then a store in University Square. The church is a member of the International Communion of the Charismatic Episcopal Church denomination.

The patriarch of the Charismatic Episcopal Church, Archbishop Randolph Adler, will be here for the consecration, a service that is set for 11:45 a.m. Feb. 26. Refreshments follow.

Information: 671-5222 or www.cechawaii.org.

MOVIE DEPICTS MISSIONARY WORK

"States of Grace," a spiritual-themed movie about a Mormon missionary and other faith followers in California, opens for a weeklong engagement Friday.

The movie plays at Pearl Highlands 12 and at the Wallace theater in La'ie.

"States of Grace" director Richard Dutcher took the interfaith approach, casting a practicing Jew as the Mormon missionary, and a devout Buddhist as a street preacher.