The Rev. Gilbert Caldwell (second from left), a retired Methodist minister and Civil Rights Movement veteran who marched with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., joined us to discuss issues of LGBTI inclusion in the church and society. His appearance as guest preacher and Adult Forum leader was co-sponsored by the Absalom Jones Committee for Black History and Culture and the Amicus/Amica LGBTI Fellowship Group, two of the Social Justice groups at St. George's. Rev. Caldwell is pictured with (from left) Elaine Bennet, co-chair of Amicus/Amica; Marlene Eubanks, chair of the Absalom Jones Committee; and the Rev. Bernie Poppe, Rector.
Sunday, May 20, 2007
The Rev. Gilbert Caldwell
Photo by Nina Nicholson
The Rev. Gilbert Caldwell (second from left), a retired Methodist minister and Civil Rights Movement veteran who marched with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., joined us to discuss issues of LGBTI inclusion in the church and society. His appearance as guest preacher and Adult Forum leader was co-sponsored by the Absalom Jones Committee for Black History and Culture and the Amicus/Amica LGBTI Fellowship Group, two of the Social Justice groups at St. George's. Rev. Caldwell is pictured with (from left) Elaine Bennet, co-chair of Amicus/Amica; Marlene Eubanks, chair of the Absalom Jones Committee; and the Rev. Bernie Poppe, Rector.
The Rev. Gilbert Caldwell (second from left), a retired Methodist minister and Civil Rights Movement veteran who marched with Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., joined us to discuss issues of LGBTI inclusion in the church and society. His appearance as guest preacher and Adult Forum leader was co-sponsored by the Absalom Jones Committee for Black History and Culture and the Amicus/Amica LGBTI Fellowship Group, two of the Social Justice groups at St. George's. Rev. Caldwell is pictured with (from left) Elaine Bennet, co-chair of Amicus/Amica; Marlene Eubanks, chair of the Absalom Jones Committee; and the Rev. Bernie Poppe, Rector.
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