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Speaking Engagements
Footprints of Faith in America’s History
Lesley Gist is committed to the belief that social change is brought about exalting the
work of the faithful. Led by people of faith, The Underground Railroad became America’s
first successful non-violent Civil Rights movement. Lesley inspires her audience by
looking at the Underground Railroad and finding beauty in the midst of a painful era.
The life of William Still a black abolitionist and millionaire exemplifies the lives of the faithful workers on the Underground Railroad. These people of faith left the safety and security of their homes to go underground to help relieve and free the slaves.
These characteristics are traits that are consistent in our leaders throughout history, from the biblical era to the present day. By depicting this history. Rich in generous human interaction, Gist shines a hopeful light on the strength of the human spirit.
Her talk generally runs for one hour and includes a question and answer session and a display of vintage books and literature on the subject of the Still family and the Underground Railroad.
Click Here to request Gist to visit your group.
The Gist of Freedom is Still Faith tells the story of William Still and Peter Gist.
Their story is now a part of the National Park Service’s National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom!
Lesley Gist is committed to the belief that social change is brought about exalting the
work of the faithful. Led by people of faith, The Underground Railroad became America’s
first successful non-violent Civil Rights movement. Lesley inspires her audience by
looking at the Underground Railroad and finding beauty in the midst of a painful era.
The life of William Still a black abolitionist and millionaire exemplifies the lives of the faithful workers on the Underground Railroad. These people of faith left the safety and security of their homes to go underground to help relieve and free the slaves.
These characteristics are traits that are consistent in our leaders throughout history, from the biblical era to the present day. By depicting this history. Rich in generous human interaction, Gist shines a hopeful light on the strength of the human spirit.
Her talk generally runs for one hour and includes a question and answer session and a display of vintage books and literature on the subject of the Still family and the Underground Railroad.
Click Here to request Gist to visit your group.
| Upcoming and Recent Appearances/Events | Join Lesley Weekly on The Antique E Show. |
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March 21, 3- 6 PM Twelfth Anniversary of Women’s History Month Award Ceremony PECO Building, Energy Hall, and 2301 Market Street, Philadelphia, PA.------------------------------------ February 27,Canada's Black Coalition ~Gala~ WWW.BlackCoalition.com February 21,2010 Paul Robeson House.Org West Philadelphia, PA February 24, 2010 7-9pm The Jewish Board of Family and Children's Services (JBFCS) January 17, 2010 12:30pm www.stmarksteaneck.org 118 Chadwick Road Teaneck, NJ November 14, 2009 8am–2pm ABENY Education Conference 454 East New York Ave. Brooklyn, NY November 19, 2009 6:30pm Rider University College of Business Administration |
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Join Lesley Gist-Etheridge on her weekly live online discussion panel
in celebration of the African American experience—honoring all the
people, past and present, black and white—who have determined to
preserve that history in literature and artifact.
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The Gist of Freedom is Still Faith tells the story of William Still and Peter Gist.
Their story is now a part of the National Park Service’s National Underground Railroad Network to Freedom!
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