Black History Highlight
Harriet Tubman, known as the “Moses of her people,” led more than 70 enslaved individuals to freedom through the Underground Railroad. Risking her own life repeatedly, she displayed incredible courage and faith, relying on God’s guidance to direct her paths. Her resilience reminds us of the unshakable power of faith and the relentless pursuit of freedom. Tubman’s life was a testament to the fact that God sees, hears, and delivers His people.
Today, her legacy lives on through those who fight modern forms of injustice and human trafficking. Tubman’s story challenges us not to settle for comfort when others are still bound by chains of oppression. Her cry for liberation echoes the mission of the Church today: to set the captives free and to be voices of hope in a broken world.
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