Bloodlines of Liberation
Our ancestors in the work of justice and liberation paved the way for so much of what makes our lives meaningful and impactful today. As we celebrate the 200th anniversary of one of this congregation’s ancestors – abolitionist, activist, and one of the first women of African descent to become a published writer in this country, Frances Ellen Watkins Harper – what can we learn from the past to make justice real in our time? How can we work to become the ancestors our future needs?