Seekers after Justice, Then and Now

Prophetic religion powered the civil rights revolution of the 1950s and 1960s. In our own day, persons of faith may yet again unite to speak the truth to power and change society. On Martin Luther King’s birthday, come listen as James Gibbons Walker looks to the past and the central role of religion in the civil rights movement, and looks to the signs of the times – this year of protests and the emphases on social justice, interdependence and human dignity among Evangelicals as well as Unitarian Universalists – for hints of a probable future. "Guest at Your Table" collections today.