2012 John M. Perkins Lecture Series
Dr. John Perkins visited Seattle for the seventh annual John M. Perkins Lecture Series.
The week included opportunities to gather together to discuss justice and reconciliation for African-American males within the American story. It was also a time to remember the Perkins Center history here at Seattle Pacific University.
The annual lecture began Tuesday morning in Seattle Pacific University's chapel service, followed by a special presentation forum in the afternoon with the Holla If You Hear Me Tour, an introspective look by a panel of African-American males into the life and experience of African-American males. An evening celebration honored the life and legacy of Dr. Perkins and his recent documentary "Let Justice Roll On," as well as SPU President Dr. Eaton's contribution to reconciliation in Seattle.
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