St. Titus’ Episcopal Service in honor of Pauli Murray
A wonderful service in honor of the Rev. Dr. Pauli Murray was held on July 1, 2010 – the 25th anniversary of her death – at St. Titus Episcopal Church, North Carolina. Bishop Michael Curry from the Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina presided.
Bishop Michael B. Curry, Episcopal Diocese of North Carolina
Three members of the Pauli Murray Steering Committee — Charmaine McKissick-Melton, Rev. Dwyian N. Davis and Mary McClintock-Fulkerson — read from Pauli Murray’s writings and offered remarks. The theme of the service was social justice.
To read Dr. Charmaine McKissick-Melton’s presentation:
click here
To read Rev. Dwyian N. Davis’ presentation, click here
To read Mary McClintock-Fulkerson’s presentation, click here
For a full program from the service, click here
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Raise the roof & rebuild the foundation of Pauli Murray’s childhood home.
> MorePauli Murray and the March on Washington
Check out the WUNC Radio Show about the March on Washington and a few pictures from our DC trip.
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Connect social justice activism across issues and time – walk with us through Durham’s history of taking it to the streets.
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Pauli Murray featured in NC Episcopal Magazine
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Cake, Celebration and Poetry with local artists and members of Pauli Murray’s family
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