No name is more synonymous with the Harlem Renaissance than Langston Hughes, whose poetry both accused and inspired. Though he insisted, “America never was America to me,” yet he also dared to dream of “a world where everyone is free.” His eloquence and vision recall the witness of the prophets, who called us to live the way God imagined. They call us still.
Of Such I Dream: Langston Hughes
Of Such I Dream: Langston Hughes
February 1, 2026
Topic: Community, Courage, Faith & Culture, Hope, Social Justice
Book: Isaiah
Service Type: Traditional Worship Service
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Scripture: Isaiah 61:1-4 (NRSVUE)
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