ST. PETERSBURG – The Woodson African American Museum of Florida was honored to welcome spiritual leaders from across the community in recognition of Clergy Appreciation Month.
More than two dozen faith leaders gathered in fellowship as the Museum expressed heartfelt gratitude for their steadfast commitment to truth, justice, and the ongoing work of building stronger, more compassionate communities.
The morning began in reverent reflection, with prayer and consecration surrounding the Harriet Tubman: Beacon of Hope sculpture. This powerful monument served as a spiritual anchor, guiding the collective meditation on perseverance and purpose. The sculpture’s enduring symbolism, of courage, guidance, and the light of the North Star, reminded all present of their sacred calling to reach back and uplift others, creating pathways toward a better life for all.
Each attending clergy member received a commemorative key, symbolizing the power each of us holds to open doors of opportunity and transformation. They were also presented with a certificate of appreciation in recognition of their unwavering service and spiritual leadership within the community…