“History Matters. A conversation with sacred allies. When faced with criticism for publicizing her voice, puritan poet Anne Bradstreet once lamented, “[they] say my hand a needle better fits.” Whether employing the pen, the needle, or the lectern, generations of Black and white Congregational women and men have developed rich ways of challenging the status quo.”

Tickets for the exhibition are free, but registration is required via Eventbrite.

For more information, pelase email info@14beacon.org or call 617-523-0470 ext 223.