Interfaith Leader To Speak Here

   Kim Bobo, a national recognized interfaith leader, will speak on the role of religious leaders and congregations in the struggle for economic and social justice, at 7 p.m. Friday, January 25, at the Unitarian Univeralist Church of Santa Monica.
   Bobo is founder and executive director of the National Interfaith Committee on Worker Justice, which has built a network of 60 faith-based labor advocacy groups around the country. She is also the co-author of “Organizing for Social Change.”
   The program, ”Does Faith Belong in the Streets?” was inspired by the emergence of clergy as leaders of Santa Monica’s living wage and worker justice movement which has drawn national attention.
   A dessert and coffee reception will be held at 8:30 p.m., following Bobo’s talk, to benefit Santa Monicans Allied for Responsible Tourism.
   The church is located at 1260 18th Street, at Arizona.