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Rev. William Barber Sermon on Militarism
Rev. William Barber
11 May 2018

Rev. William Barber II, leader of the Poor People's Campaign, spoke at the New York Avenue Presbyterian Church in Washington, DC, on May 6.

We have published our own commentary on Rev. Barber's sermon, which you can read here. For the convenience of our readers, we include the sermon in its entirety. If and when a transcript becomes available we will also reprint that here as well.

 

 

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