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Selma: The Suffering Servant Who Marches for Freedom - Black Church (Isaiah 53)

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As the sun struggled to rise on that fateful day in Selma, Alabama, the air was thick with tension and resolve. The marchers gathered at the foot of the Edmund Pettus Bridge, a formidable structure that would soon become a...

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