A Sacred Call to Remember: Juneteenth Through a Lens of Faith

In this powerful and reflective talk,  invites audiences into a deeper understanding of Juneteenth—not just as a historical milestone, but as a sacred call to truth, justice, and collective responsibility. Designed especially for faith communities seeking to engage with honesty and compassion, this conversation explores the spiritual significance of delayed freedom and the role we all play in honoring it.

Through storytelling, historical context, and personal reflection, Tracey creates space for meaningful dialogue about race, remembrance, and what it means to live out our shared values in real and tangible ways. This is not about guilt—it is about awareness, connection, and the courage to grow.

Following the talk, Tracey will be offering copies of her powerful micro-memoir, Growing Up Stained—a story of childhood trauma, truth-telling, and healing. Her work invites readers to confront difficult truths while holding space for resilience, restoration, and hope. Come ready to listen, reflect, and be transformed.

Service Leader: Jan Fystak   Music:  Beth Coleman