As St. Martin's holds our 4th Annual Celebration of Caribbean Emancipation Day, 400 years since the first enslaved persons were brought to this country, what does emancipation mean? And how do we continue to emancipate people from what binds them today?  Our guest preacher this evening is the Rev. René John, Dean of Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in Trenton, New Jersey.

As St. Martin's holds our 4th Annual Celebration of Caribbean Emancipation Day, 400 years since the first enslaved persons were brought to this country, what does emancipation mean? And how do we continue to emancipate people from what binds them today? Our guest preacher this evening is the Rev. René John, Dean of Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in Trenton, New Jersey.

As St. Martin's holds our 4th Annual Celebration of Caribbean Emancipation Day, 400 years since the first enslaved persons were brought to this country, what does emancipation mean? And how do we continue to emancipate people from what binds them today? 
 
Our guest preacher this evening is the Rev. René John, Dean of Trinity Episcopal Cathedral in Trenton, New Jersey.

Aspects of Emancipation - The Very Rev. René John

Sermons from St. Martin-in-the-Fields Episcopal Church in Philadelphia, PA.

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Aspects of Emancipation - The Very Rev. René John