United in Prayer -- March Honors Legacy of Dr. Jr.
The Commercial Appeal (2007-Current) › August 01, 2011
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Standing near the entrance to Downtown's Clayborn Temple Sunday evening, Nina Tayloe grabbed the hands of 75-year-old Brown Berry, dropped to her knees and cried out for forgiveness.
"Forgive me," she said. "Forgive me on behalf of my family for the ugliness of that time . but praise God, we have a beautiful Lord who brings about hope and restoration."See the full content of this document
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United in Prayer -- March Honors Legacy of Dr. Jr.
Berry, a young black man in Memphis during the civil rights movement and sanitation workers strike, nodded his head in acceptance and...
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