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EPISODE · Mar 23, 2020 · 9 MIN

MSM 648 - Elder T. Elias Harris - Faith and Community Activism

from Mississippi Moments Podcast · host Center for Oral History and Cultural Heritage at USM

Elder Elias Harris of Port Gibson grew up a sharecropper's son on a plantation near Pattison. In this episode, he recalls that even though their family worked hard every day, they never missed church. From a young age, Harris knew he was going to be a preacher. He remembers how he and his sister would have pretend church services as children. As a spiritual leader, Harris works with other Port Gibson residents to affect change within the community. He discusses how the group Christian Concerned Citizens tackles issues in an inclusive way. Being a longtime resident of Port Gibson, Harris has witnessed many changes over the years. He explains how white and black spiritual leaders formed a race relations senate to bring the community closer together. PHOTO: Google Maps

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