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CELEBRATI0N OF MARTIN LUTHER AND MARTIN LUTHER KING
On June 15th, Brenda spoke at the Augustana Lutheran Church 7pm about A Quaker Behind the Dream as part of a Martin Luther/Martin Luther King presentation. As the Lutheran Church is based on the teachings and faith of Martin Luther, the Church felt it fitting to present the similarities between Luther and King. The first speaker was to be Rev. Kevin Adams of the Faith Temple Church of God in Christ, to compare the two, particularly in how they were alike.He had a personal emergency, but Sister Nora filled in for the Reverend, pointing out that the two men were VERY strong Christian men, rooted in the Bible, who stood up to the governmental and church authorities of the time, even to being excommunicated and arrested or imprisoned for their Godly beliefs.
DELEGATES TO YEARLY MEETING
Brenda, along with her husband Will, was a delegate representing Penn Friends (Quakers) Community Church to their Yearly Meeting (EFC-ER), Evangelical Friends Church - Eastern Region mid-July 2023.
The two of them manned a large table with their double tri-fold display, one for Volume 1 and one for Volume 2 [Did the Civil Rights Movement just happen? No!] It took moral strength. It took courage. Their message was about the Quaker influence on the Civil Rights Movement and how nonviolence and pacifism were integral to its success.
Besides selling a few books, they reached many with “There is an answer to today’s violent-filled society. Nonviolence!”
EABooks Publishing Interviews Brenda on her New Release
On February 1st, EABooks Publishing Author Liason, Rebecca Ford, interviewed Brenda to learn about her experience with the writing and publishing process.
Watch here.
Brenda’s Second Book Launch/Signing a Big Success
Brenda’s Book Launch for newly-published Volume 2 of A Quaker Behind the Dream held at the Niles District Library January 17 in conjunction with Lake Michigan College’s MLK week of events. Close to thirty people attended ,and she sold over $300 worth of books in the first week! The Library program director said she was “very pleased” with the turnout.