Fannie Lou Hamer, The Courageous Woman Who Marched for Dignity John C Kwasny he saw that the primary

he saw that the primary calling of the church lay in presenting the message of the gospel to the non-believer

He serves as an elder at the Free Reformed Church

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My delight is threefold

Fannie Lou Hamer, The Courageous Woman Who Marched for Dignity John C Kwasny he saw that the primaryLiving in Mississippi, "Mother Hamer" left school at six and was subjected to the racist "Jim Crow" laws. She and her friends marched for the right to vote and became known as "the Freedom Fighters." Fannie was imprisoned and beaten but eventually was able to speak to the Houses of Congress in Washington, D. C. Having won the vote, Mother Hamer helped bring people out of poverty and stood up for the right of unborn children to be born and to be loved.