Clad in long flowing robes, the choir of God's Pentecostal Church at 2501 Tacoma Avenue South posed for a group portrait on September 30, 1960. The church was founded and led by Bishop Ernest F. Morris who moved to Tacoma from Memphis, Tennessee in 1925. Bishop Morris died in 1968. God's Pentecostal Church celebrated its 75th anniversary in May of 2001; it is the third-oldest, predominantly black congregation in Tacoma.

Choirs (Music); African Americans--Tacoma--1960-1970;