BVOH is proud to host Reverend Charles Grays and his Black History Kids portrait project at the Ruth Williams Memorial Theater.
This free event will feature a conversation with Reverend Grays about the significance of the project which hi-lights the importance of recognizing our children as future change makers for the betterment of our local and global community.
Reverend Grays will be presenting portraits featuring Black Civil Rights activists such as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks, depicting them as children. This representation is meant to remind us that we should create nurturing and empowering communities for our children to grow and thrive in because we never know just who they will grow up to be and what impact they will have on the world.
Reserve your free ticket now to ensure that you can attend this celebratory event that will also feature the honoring of local dignitaries and cultural workers, a community meal and more.
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This free event will feature a conversation with Reverend Grays about the significance of the project which hi-lights the importance of recognizing our children as future change makers for the betterment of our local and global community.
Reverend Grays will be presenting portraits featuring Black Civil Rights activists such as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks, depicting them as children. This representation is meant to remind us that we should create nurturing and empowering communities for our children to grow and thrive in because we never know just who they will grow up to be and what impact they will have on the world.
Reserve your free ticket now to ensure that you can attend this celebratory event that will also feature the honoring of local dignitaries and cultural workers, a community meal and more.
BVOH is proud to host Reverend Charles Grays and his Black History Kids portrait project at the Ruth Williams Memorial Theater.
This free event will feature a conversation with Reverend Grays about the significance of the project which hi-lights the importance of recognizing our children as future change makers for the betterment of our local and global community.
Reverend Grays will be presenting portraits featuring Black Civil Rights activists such as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks, depicting them as children. This representation is meant to remind us that we should create nurturing and empowering communities for our children to grow and thrive in because we never know just who they will grow up to be and what impact they will have on the world.
Reserve your free ticket now to ensure that you can attend this celebratory event that will also feature the honoring of local dignitaries and cultural workers, a community meal and more.
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This free event will feature a conversation with Reverend Grays about the significance of the project which hi-lights the importance of recognizing our children as future change makers for the betterment of our local and global community.
Reverend Grays will be presenting portraits featuring Black Civil Rights activists such as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. and Rosa Parks, depicting them as children. This representation is meant to remind us that we should create nurturing and empowering communities for our children to grow and thrive in because we never know just who they will grow up to be and what impact they will have on the world.
Reserve your free ticket now to ensure that you can attend this celebratory event that will also feature the honoring of local dignitaries and cultural workers, a community meal and more.
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