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"Coming Out, Coming In" at the Richmond Triangle Players 

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“I didn't even feel worthy to worship at one point,” says a man featured in the documentary, “Coming Out, Coming In: Faith, Identity and Belonging,” a 30-minute, regional Emmy-winning film tracing individual stories of gay people who are devout Christians. The 2005 movie premieres in Richmond at the new space of the Richmond Triangle Players, 1300 Altamont Avenue, on March 12 at 7 p.m. and 9 p.m. Discussions with religious leaders and one of the film's producers are scheduled to follow both screenings. Tickets are $10 and available at rtriangle.org or 346-8113.
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