Sermons by Washington National Cathedral
Religion & Spirituality:Christianity
“We must stand together for religious tolerance and religious freedom and be a part of a new global united front against racism and bigotry in order to affirm our desire for a world where all people are equal in dignity and rights.”
Martin Luther King III spoke from the same pulpit his father delivered his last Sunday sermon in 1968, speaking about seeking justice, confronting oppression and the love that God calls us all to embrace.
Sermon date: January 19, 2020
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