When was the last time you got to sit at the feet of an elder who is over 100 years old, a walking library?
Dr. Amelia Boynton Robinson will astound you as she recounts the history of the voting rights movement in Alabama; the
civil rights movement; her friendship with Booker T. Washington; her unforgettable experience in Selma on Bloody Sunday;
the Civil Rights movement and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr..
At the Feet of Our Elders Retreat, will feature
Centurion, Dr. Amelia Boynton Robinson, Matriarch of the Voting Rights Movement. Join us in this rare opportunity to sit
at the feet of a living legend as we hear from Queen Mother herself on ten decades of human and civil rights history
and her vision for the future of her people.
When:
February 24-26, 2012 Where: 121 Lewis Street, Cottonwood, AL 36320 Cost: $150
Per Person (includes food, lodging and activities listed below.) The weekend is limited to 14 attendees in a family style
setting in Cottonwood, Alabama (10 miles south of Dothan). There are two discount slots of $100 per person in exchange for
volunteer services throughout the weekend. Arrival: 3PM Friday, February 24th. Checkout Sunday, February 26th at 12noon.
For
more information contact: Karen Hunter Watson at karenwatson714@yahoo.com and by phone at 334-691-3216.
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I have to lead off with a big thank you to all of YOU for not only getting us started on this monumental, extraordinary,
historical global walk for PEACE, but for also being with us every step of the way. Your names are to many to mention here
(we would need a much larger site--smile). From shoes to RVs, places to stay, food to eat, clothes to wear and airline tickets
to get from one place to another....
Imagine, we made it across six continents, seventeen countries and hundreds of
communities!! We have seen the Grand Canyon at Sunrise; the Taj Mahal; the Golden Temple; we road camels across the Sahara to the Great
Pyramids and the Sphinx; we have sailed along the Nile; we have journeyed to the Outback to stand in awe before Uluru; we
have lost shoes to the jungles in southern Mexico; walked knee deep in monsoon waters; held our peace in the midst of the
Mumbai seize; bunkered ourselves for hurricane Omar while in the Caribbean; learned what it was like to walk in high altitudes
where the oxygen is so thin while in the Andes in Peru; learned to be gracious for the small things and celebrate the Divine
Grace that preceded us everywhere.
We saw many things that speak to the inate compassion of humanity; and we saw
things that made us shiver at the many ways we so easily neglect those in need. We have a lot to do -- here at home and abroad.
Through
it all, we have been LOVED. We have learned first hand the power of love. We have learned to step gently and laugh out loud!
Now, we return home to begin again...
When was the last time you got to sit at the feet of an elder who is over 100 years old, a walking library?
Dr. Amelia Boynton Robinson will astound you as she recounts the history of the voting rights movement in Alabama; the
civil rights movement; her friendship with Booker T. Washington; her unforgettable experience in Selma on Bloody Sunday;
the Civil Rights movement and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.. 
We have seen the Grand Canyon at Sunrise; the Taj Mahal; the Golden Temple; we road camels across the Sahara to the Great
Pyramids and the Sphinx; we have sailed along the Nile; we have journeyed to the Outback to stand in awe before Uluru; we
have lost shoes to the jungles in southern Mexico; walked knee deep in monsoon waters; held our peace in the midst of the
Mumbai seize; bunkered ourselves for hurricane Omar while in the Caribbean; learned what it was like to walk in high altitudes
where the oxygen is so thin while in the Andes in Peru; learned to be gracious for the small things and celebrate the Divine
Grace that preceded us everywhere. 
