but they need more help than ever.
You're overwhelmed and just want
what's best for them.
legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. on Friday,
Jan. 15, at the 6:15 pm Shabbat Service with
special guest, Keshia Thomas. In 1996, Kes-
hia, an African-American, was just a teenager
when she threw herself on a white man to
protect him from the beatings of an angry
mob who believed he was a supporter of the
KKK. She chose to become a human shield
for a man she did not know. That moment
propelled her on a path of social justice that
reverberates through her to this day.
in America's Journey for Justice organized
by the NAACP and was compelled by her
story and her journey. Keshia was one of the
few Journey for Justice participants who
walked the entire distance from Selma to
Washington, DC, sharing her story of hope
and activism.
Keshia said. "If you can change somebody's
mind, thoughts and ideas, then their actions
change, and that's the most important thing."
way to remember Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr..
Library. Upcoming meetings include:
7 9 pm, guests are welcome
Wayne Roth Images from the Southwest
contests in NE Ohio, and his photographs are
always a WOW!
7 9 pm, guests are welcome
Club Critique "Faces from the Street"