UMBC Africana Studies Students Visit The National Cathedral Washington, D.C. Sunday April 19, 2009
On Sunday April 19th, AFST 375 students spent a "double-day" site visit in Washington, D.C. at the "Church for all People". Activities included a tour of the site from the Tower to the Crypt, an exercise in Meditation often overlooked in contemporary African and African American religious practices, and an opportunity to meet with Mr. Greg Finch, representative of the Cathedral's Community of Reconciliation. Members of the class also invited guests. The final gathering included a visit to the Bishop's Garden for a photo opportunity. From all accounts, it was a great experience for all!
AFST 375 - The Black Church class- Students visit The National Cathedral, Washington, D.C.	A photo opportunity in the Bishops Garden The National Cathedral, Washington, D.C.
Students bring guests on the site visit...
	In the Bishops's Garden...